In a piece of public art in Orlando, Florida, was stolen from the fence to store large amounts of city and, apparently metal scrap sales, according to the local station WESH channel 2.
In the 1980 s, the aluminum parts, insurant over us $175000, is by the artist Peter Shelton. BLACKVAULTfalloffstone, it was originally shown in Minneapolis. It is in the 1990 s move to Orlando city officials say are interested in.
However, works on a stone, a life-size figures show that had never been in Orlando. City officials say the block, is interactive, is a safety responsibility. Therefore, live in a fence area.
No one know when stolen art. A city officials found that missing in August, November submit a police report. (to the incident report just released). Even if the insurance piece, city officials do not intend to lodge a claim, because the policy had a 10000 dollar deductible, according to "the Orlando sentinel newspaper.



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