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Artwork stolen from California hospital
Healthcare Security Weekly, April 12, 2007
A woman, whose actions were caught on a security camera, stole two paintings worth $1,600 from a
Police are searching for the woman who stole the paintings in broad daylight from
Video footage showed the woman looked directly into a security camera, then removed a painting from a hospital hallway wall and carried the artwork into a nearby women's restroom. She then left the bathroom and removed another painting from a wall and walked out of the hospital with both paintings. The paintings were privately owned by local artists and were on display at the hospital.
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