An image of the bronze statue, shared by police. Picture: North Wales Police/Twitter
POLICE have renewed their appeal to trace a statue of a stag that was stolen in Denbigh.
The life-size bronze statue, which includes the animal’s giant antlers, was taken from the garden of a private property in May.
Bronze statues of this size can cost more than £1,000.
North Wales Police is investigating the incident.
It is not known how the large statue was removed or how many individuals are involved.
A spokesperson for the force tweeted: “We are renewing our appeal for information relating to the theft of a large bronze statue of a stag which was stolen from an address in the Denbigh area on May 7.
”If you have any information please contact PC Tim Parker on 101 quoting 19100228216.”
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