Giant $1,500 Halloween pumpkin decoration stolen from Loomis farm
Loomis community hopes to bring Solstice Farm’s giant inflatable pumpkin home before Halloween. A $1,500 Halloween decoration was stolen from Solstice Farm in Loomis, California, just days before Halloween. The owner, Archer and Annie Lombardi, said the decoration, named "Jackie O," was one of two giant jack-o'-lanterns at the farm. The inflatable was custom-made and imported for approximately $1.500, and replacing it would take at least 45 days. Neighbors have rallied around the family, sharing the theft on community social media pages and calling for "Justice for Jackie." Despite the financial loss, the Lombardis want the decoration returned rather than involve law enforcement.
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A family-owned pumpkin patch in Loomis is hoping to recover a giant inflatable jack-o'-lantern stolen just days before Halloween.
Archer and Annie Lombardi, owners of Solstice Farm along Horseshoe Ba... [1614 symbols]
Topik: Crime, Holidays, Halloween
