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Hingham Police, Crow Point Neighbors Search For Sheep Thieves
Aisling Gallery owner Maureen Connolly says she believes local teens stole two sheep sculptures from the front of her Hingham business.
Hingham Police and Crow Point neighbors are on the lookout for teens they believe stole two sheep sculptures from the front lawn of the The Aisling Gallery early this morning.
Gallery owner Maureen Connolly said the sculptures were stolen at 1:15 a.m. on Thursday. She said a neighbor spotted local teens carrying the sculptures away and tried to stop them.
The alleged suspects are describes as wearing baseball caps and shorts. Police believe they left Langley Road in a white pickup truck and a car, Connolly said.
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Connolly hopes the teens return the sculptures which are valued at $375 each.
“We are willing to take them back, no questions asked,” Connolly said.
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Anyone with information should call Connolly at 781-749-0555.
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