Police: Stolen M&M character statues returned unharmed
<p>Two statues of M&M candy characters that were stolen from a children's concert in Holmdel last month have been returned unharmed.</p>
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Sep 4, 2018, 3:48 PM
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Two statues of M&M candy characters that were stolen from a children's concert in Holmdel last month have been returned unharmed.
State police had issued a tongue-in-cheek all-points bulletin for the 3-foot-tall statues after they were taken Aug. 20 from the PNC Bank Arts Center.
Officials noted they were "fairly certain" the statues didn't melt like chocolate.
In a Facebook post made Monday, state police said the Mr. Red and Mr. Yellow M&M characters were "reunited with their twin siblings" Saturday at the arts center.
Details on where and how they were found were not disclosed.
Officials say the investigation was resolved "without the need for an arrest - a very sweet conclusion."
AP wire services helped contribute to this report.
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