US EditionA statue of Jackie Robinson was stolen from a Kansas park, leaving just his feet behind
- A statue honoring Jackie Robinson, the first player to break the color barrier in Major League Baseball, was stolen from a park in Wichita, Kansas.
- The statue was cut at the ankles by the thieves, leaving only Robinson's feet behind. Wichita police have released surveillance video of the incident.
- The stolen statue, which is valued at over $75,000, holds significant historical and cultural value. Authorities and community members are demanding justice and urging the return of the statue.
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Prized Jackie Robinson statue found burned and destroyed after Kansas youth league park theft
Authorities say fire crews found the burned bronze remnants of a prized statue of Jackie Robinson that was stolen last week from a public park in Kansas. A Wichita police spokesperson says Tuesday the fire department received a call around 8:40 a.m. about a trash can on fire at Garvey Park in the southern part of the city and discovered what appeared to be pieces of the statue. It honors the first player to break Major League Baseball’s color ba…
Prized Jackie Robinson statue found burned and destroyed after Kansas youth league park theft
Authorities say fire crews found the burned bronze remnants of a prized statue of Jackie Robinson that was stolen last week from a public park in Kansas. A Wichita police spokesperson says Tuesday the fire department received a call around 8:40 a.m. about a trash can on fire at Garvey Park in the southern part of the city and discovered what appeared to be pieces of the statue. It honors the first player to break Major League Baseball’s color ba…
Prized Jackie Robinson statue found burned and destroyed after Kansas youth league park theft
Authorities say fire crews found the burned bronze remnants of a prized statue of Jackie Robinson that was stolen last week from a public park in Kansas. A Wichita police spokesperson says Tuesday the fire department received a call around 8:40 a.m. about a trash can on fire at Garvey Park in the southern part of the city and discovered what appeared to be pieces of the statue. It honors the first player to break Major League Baseball’s color ba…
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