The pink flamingo was removed from the ground around 5 a.m. Saturday morning, Parma police said in a social media post.
Someone or a group of people stole the pink flamingo that sits near the Parma script sign, but they didn’t go too far with it, Parma police said on social media Saturday afternoon. PARMA, Ohio -- Someone managed to rip from its concrete perch the 7-foot-tall, 150-pound pink flamingo that flanks the Parma script sign, in Parma’s Anthony Zielinski Park, police said on social media Saturday afternoon.
“The pink flamingo is Parma’s unofficial bird, and we lean into it,” Brennan said in an interview with cleveland.com and The Plain Dealer in January.
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