Police: 2 giants Koi statues stolen from Dix Hills business
It happened at the Koi Market Aquatic Nursery and Bonsai located on Deer Park Avenue.
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Sep 27, 2023, 2:34 AM
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It happened at the Koi Market Aquatic Nursery and Bonsai located on Deer Park Avenue.
The statues are said to be worth $6,000 each.
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