I don’t like thieves. I don’t like vandals. And I really don’t like stupid people. So naturally, I’m not a fan of Carl Robinson and Christopher Klimcak — the pair of alleged criminal masterminds recently arrested for stealing a $13,000 bronze statue from a Tulsa-area library, cutting it into pieces, and selling the remains to a local recycling facility for a cool $400.
Here are the details via KTUL:
Two men are facing felony charges after police say they stole a bronze statue worth more than $13,000 from the Judy Z. Kishner Library and later sold the pieces for scrap.
The statue disappeared around 3:30 a.m. Nov. 24, and police began investigating after a report was filed on Dec. 2.
Tulsa Crime Stoppers offered a reward, generating dozens of tips.
A breakthrough came Dec. 5, when an anonymous caller reported that two men recently arrested by Owasso police — Carl Robinson and Christopher Klimcak — were responsible for the theft.