Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Vestavia Hills police said they received reports of Halloween decoration thefts today from three str




Four families, including two young children who recently lost their mother cancer, awoke this morning to find their Halloween decorations gone. Big, huge, inflatable spiders, pirate ships and more, simply vanished overnight.
"I hate this happened, and I wish they'd bring them back,'' said Chris Williams, who lost his Halloween yard art in the thievery. "I know it's just somebody caught up in the moment, thinking it's funny. I remember being in college. cheap car rental in broome western australia Until you have kids, you don't understand the ramifications and the hurt feelings."
The theft-spree is reminiscent of 2010 when up to 20 members of two fraternities from a Birmingham area college faced school disciplinary cheap car rental in broome western australia action after lawn decorations from across at least three Jefferson County communities disappeared in the days after Thanksgiving.
Vestavia Hills police cheap car rental in broome western australia said they received reports of Halloween decoration thefts today from three streets in the Liberty Park community. Those thefts, said Vestavia cheap car rental in broome western australia Hills police Lt. Brian Gilham, are under investigation.
Williams said he awoke about 4 a.m. and realized what happened. His six-foot cat, six-foot spider, and an even larger pirate ship, were nowhere to be found. The Williams family started the tradition three years ago by adding an inflatable each year.

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