Crime & Safety
Curious Case of Medfield's Missing Flamingos
Medfield Police received a call on Sept. 19 about pink flamingos being taken "one-by-one" from resident's yard.

A caller from Granite Street told the on Monday, Sept. 19 that five of the person's six lawn flamingos had been taken and the individual feared the one remaining flamingo would be taken from the yard later that night, according to Medfield Police.
The individual said there were four “baby pink flamingos,” a “mother pink flamingo” and a “wooden” flamingo in the front yard and “one-by-one,” the flamingos went missing, according to police reports. Police were asked to make extra patrols in the area.
The caller, according to police reports, wanted it noted but did not want to speak to an officer about the issue.
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Medfield Police Chief Robert Meaney Jr. said they “did not hear anymore about” the incident and it was unknown if the lone remaining flamingo had been taken.
“On occasion we have had various pieces of lawn ornaments taken,” Meaney said. “Sometimes they are gone for good and other times we’ll end up with an entire herd of deer collected in someone’s yard.”
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