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Stolen Gandhi Statue Is Recovered Unharmed

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By |July 23, 2011 5:16 p.m. |In Crime

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A statue of Gandhi belonging to a peace activist in Novato has been recovered, according to the Associated Press.

 The Gandhi effigy, made out of paper mache, was in the backseat of Jes Richardson’s car when it was stolen last week. 

Novato resident Amy Sullivan told the Marin Independent Journal that she recognized the Gandhi’s head in the car from the media and called local authorities.

 

 

 

 

Jeanne Carstensen
Jeanne Carstensen is executive managing editor of The Bay Citizen in San Francisco. She has been an editor and writer at Salon, SFGate.com and the Whole Earth Review and a producer at Radio for Peace ... View Profile
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