An amateur artist is facing charges for allegedly stealing art valued at $80,000. The individual posed as a UPS worker to carry out the theft. The stolen art was taken from a gallery.
Further details about the incident and the charges are available from Bring Me The News.
The value of the stolen art and the method used to steal it are known, but additional information about the case can be found through the source.
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