Two men face felony charges in Glenmere statue theft

What police say

Greeley police say two men took a bronze statue from Glenmere Park. Police also say the men later sold the statue for.

The two men now face felony theft charges in connection with the statue’s disappearance and sale. The allegations identify the park, the bronze artwork and the reported sale price, but no other details about the statue or the sale are included here.

What the charges mean

A felony theft charge is a criminal accusation, not a finding of guilt. The men will have the opportunity to respond to the allegations through the court process.

The case centers on whether the men unlawfully took the statue and what happened after it was removed from Glenmere Park. The reported sale is part of the police account of the case.

Court process

The felony charges will move through the criminal court system. That process can include court appearances, filings by prosecutors and the defense, and a later resolution of the allegations.

The outcome has not been decided. A conviction, dismissal or other result would come through the court process rather than from the filing of charges alone.