Theft of City Property
Summary
Someone swiped a 300-pound bronze frog statue from San Dimas City Hall, and now the city has to figure out security and whether to replace it. It’s a bold, weird theft—and taxpayers may end up covering the cleanup.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers could get stuck paying for a new statue, extra security, and investigation—money that wasn’t budgeted.
No clear public beneficiary; at most, replacement vendors or security contractors could profit if the city buys a new statue or upgrades security.
San Dimas residents and taxpayers lose a quirky landmark and may pay for replacement and security—plus city staff have to deal with the mess.
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