Crime & Safety
Reward Offered in Search for Missing Statues
The statues, which have a combined valued of $8,000, were taken earlier this month from a Wrightstown Road home, police said.
A $2,000 reward is being offered in the search for two missing bronze statues, Newtown Township Police announced Tuesday.
The statues, which have a combined valued of $8,000, were taken from a Wrightstown Road home, police said. The items were believed to have been taken on or about March 20.
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One statue is six feet tall, 200 pounds and valued at $6,000, according to police. The other statue is about 50 pounds and valued at $2,000.
The reward will be given to anyone who provides information that leads to a successful prosecution, police said. Anyone with information should call dedective Jason Harris or officer Thomas Rawa at the Newtown Township Police Department, 215-579-1000.
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