By Trina A. San Agustin
Variety News Staff

THE Guam Police Department is looking for the owners of nine dogs found in an Astumbo home raided two weeks ago.
The dogs, according to GPD public information officer Allan Guzman, were allegedly stolen from residents on Guam.
Guzman said people who believe their dogs may be one of the nine to bring a photograph of the canine, a GPD case number, and other documents that will prove that the dog is theirs.
Agents from GPD’s Criminal Investigation Section will take the owner to view the dogs and if they identify a dog as theirs, they can take it home with them.
Contact CIS agents at 475-8552 to schedule a viewing.
Found amongst the stolen items were various electronic equipment, high powered tools, pocket bikes, lawn equipment, windows, and air-conditioning units.
Police continue their investigation into the April 19 raid on the Astumbo home of Raymond I. Duenas, 33, and Lourdes Castro Duenas, 40, where thousands of alleged stolen items were found.
The two face charges of theft by receiving stolen property as a second-degree felony and theft by receiving stolen property as a third-degree felony in local courts.
The two also face drug charges in the United States District Court of Guam. The two recently pleaded not guilty to the drug charges.
Also arrested in connection with this case were Franklin Bamba Atoigue, 36, and Steven Anthony Camacho, 21, of Ordot.
Police ask residents with any information on this case to call GPD at 472-8911 or Guam Crime Stoppers at 477-HELP (4357). Crime Stoppers does not use caller ID and you do not have to leave your name.