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A Dark Knight In State College: Police Searching For Stolen Metal Knight Statue

Winter is coming.

State College Police are currently investigating a retail theft that occurred on Thursday, November 12. The thief made off with a metal knight statue similar to the one pictured below (photo provided by State College Police):

Knight

According to a release, a white male was seen picking up the statue from in front of Gift Adventures located at 137 E. Beaver Ave. The male then allegedly carried the armor statue to a car parked on South Pugh Street and made off with the protective suit.

Police are asking that anyone who sees any similar armored knight suit in the State College area to contact the department. Anyone with any information regarding the incident are encouraged to contact the police by calling (814) 234-7150, emailing the department, or submitting an anonymous tip.

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