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$1,700 taken from SPCA company in Philadelphia|6abc.com PHILADELPHIA - December 13, 2010 (WPVI) -- Police are searching for the bandit who took $1,700 in the Pennsylvania SPCA company in Philadelphia. Detectives say it just happened around 4:00 a.m. In the office within the 100 block of West Hunting Park Avenue. With all of the team on a single female staffer inside and an emergency phone, authorities say, the bandit turned up claiming he'd a tired dog. When the guy got inside, the staffer worker shows authorities, he used a knife to her throat and demanded money. The only real profit the middle is held in a floor safe keeping about $1,700. The thief could raise the secure and, on his way to avoid it, took the keys to 1 of-the PSPCA's red dog control vehicles. Authorities want to determine why a thief might target this service in-the morning hours, looking to find money. They're examining the probability of an internal job. Regulators are wishing to recognize the suspect who had been taken on monitoring camera movie. The PSPCA would really like its vehicle and its income straight back. They'd like you to call law enforcement immediately, if you visit a scarlet PSPCA vehicle that looks out-of place.