Cincinnati Corgi Conundrum: City Hall Puzzled by Pups in Police StationCincinnati Corgi Conundrum: City Hall Puzzled by Pups in Police Station Cincinnati City Hall has found itself in an unusual predicament after two corgis mysteriously appeared in the police station, leaving officials baffled. On Tuesday, Officer Michael Miller returned to the Central Police District after a traffic stop to find two Pembroke Welsh Corgis lounging in the reception area. Startled by the unexpected visitors, Miller immediately called for backup. “I had never seen corgis in the police station before,” said Miller. “I don’t know how they got in, but they were wagging their tails and seemed quite comfortable.” The dogs were both brown and white, with one being slightly larger than the other. They wore no collars or tags, and their owners were nowhere to be found. City officials have launched an investigation into the canine caper, but so far, there are no leads. They’ve checked surveillance footage, but it’s unclear how the corgis entered the secure building. “We’re scratching our heads,” said Mayor John Cranley. “We have a lot of skilled detectives here, but we’re not sure who to assign to this case.” The corgis have been given temporary names: “Suspect A” and “Suspect B.” They are currently in the custody of Cincinnati Animal Care and Control. “They’re very friendly and well-behaved,” said shelter manager Erin Cecil. “We’re hoping someone will come forward to claim them.” Meanwhile, City Hall has become a temporary dog park, with employees taking turns caring for the canine duo. Suspect A has become a favorite among the female staff, while Suspect B is a hit with law enforcement officers. “He’s always trying to chase our K9 unit,” joked Sergeant John Smith. “I think he wants to be a police dog.” The Cincinnati Corgi Conundrum has become a source of amusement for the city, with residents speculating on how the dogs infiltrated the police station. Some believe they may have been part of an elaborate heist, while others think they were simply looking for a warm place to nap. Whatever the reason, the corgis have brought a touch of levity to a building that is often associated with serious matters. And until their true owners are found, they’ll continue to be treated as welcome guests in the hallowed halls of Cincinnati City Hall.