Suspect in lemur theft ordered to stay away from San Francisco Zoo
3 years, 11 months ago

Suspect in lemur theft ordered to stay away from San Francisco Zoo

LA Times  

Maki the lemur was returned to the the San Francisco Zoo, in good health, days after he was stolen in October. A 31-year-old man accused of stealing a lemur from the San Francisco Zoo last year has been ordered released from custody but told to stay away from the zoo. Cory McGilloway made his first court appearance Tuesday after he was arrested on suspicion of the theft of Maki the lemur, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. The Chronicle cited court records indicating that prosecutors in L.A. County charged McGilloway last month on two counts of battery for a Sept. 3 incident, a little more than a month before he came up north and allegedly stole the lemur.

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Maki, the lemur stolen from San Francisco Zoo, dies at 22
2 years, 9 months ago

Maki, the lemur stolen from San Francisco Zoo, dies at 22

The Independent  

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