Stole to save: in Nevada, the crime turned into a touching story - ForumDaily
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Stole to save: in Nevada, the crime turned into a touching story

The US flag of World War II, stolen from the city hall during protests in Nevada, returned with an anonymous message, writes Fox News.

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The American flag from the battleship of the Second World War, which was stolen from the Reno city hall in Nevada during the protests, was returned by an unknown local resident.

Although most of the protests were peaceful, a small group of protesters continued to damage the old police headquarters and plunder businesses in the city center. Some people also burned American flags, authorities said.

City officials found a broken glass window containing a historic artifact, and the flag, which was presented to the city almost 75 years ago, disappeared after Saturday riots.

“This is an incredible gut punch,” city spokesman John Humbert said.

Three days later, the flag was inside a package anonymously delivered to a local TV station addressed to journalist Kenzie Margiotte with a note: “It needed protection. Looters burned flags. Rest in peace George Floyd."

The flag was labeled “85-55-A USS Reno CL-96”.

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Margiott said she immediately called the city hall, an hour later the vice mayor arrived with tears of happiness in her eyes.

“I’m really happy and grateful that they sent it to you and that we can give it back to the city and the people of Reno,” said Vice Mayor Devon Reese.

Now the flag will be returned to its original place, but will provide more serious protection.

USS Reno troops shot down five enemy aircraft and helped bring down at least two more in Iwo Jima.

Two sailors from Reno served on the USS Reno: Lieutenant Henry Clayton and Junior Officer Glen Spoon. The ship was disbanded on June 1, 1946 and decommissioned ashore three years later.

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