Stolen M&Ms Mysteriously Returned To PNC Bank Arts Center

HOLMDEL, NJ — The two M&M display signs that were stolen during the KIDZ BOP concert earlier this August at the PNC Bank Arts Center have been mysteriously returned.

The two 3-foot M&M display signs disappeared on Monday, Aug. 20 and it was New Jersey State Police who announced yesterday, Monday, Sept. 3 that they had been returned to the concert venue space in Holmdel.

"The New Jersey State Police Troop “D” Criminal Investigation Office is proud to announce that Mr. Red and Mr. Yellow M&M were located unharmed," State Police wrote on their Facebook page. "The collaborative effort resulted in resolving the investigation without the need for an arrest — a very sweet conclusion."

The State Police patrol the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel. Those two guys above were on display during the KIDZ BOP concert on Sunday, August 19, but police think they were stolen sometime after.

The KIDZ BOP concert is held there every year, always in the late summer, and it annually attracts thousands of families from across the area.

When asked by Patch, State Police would not reveal much more beyond that, only to say that the M&M signs were returned Sept. 1 and that no arrests were made. When police first announced the signs had been taken, people called in with leads and even Live Nation and M&M Mars Corporation apparently helped State Police on the case.

Past Patch reporting: M&M Displays Stolen From PNC Bank Arts Center

Photo via NJ State Police