A week after an theft of Christmas ornaments from a Long Beach photography studio, the thieves returned to give the business back what they stole.
“It was as an immediate apology,” said Michael Farmer, owner of f/8 Studios who talked exclusively to NBCLA. “She explained to me that after seeing this on the news, everyone hated her. She said her daughter got beat up at school because of this.”Farmer talked to NBCLA and local news outlets after the vintage Santa and snowman molds were stolen from the front of his studios off Orange Avenue in the Cal Heights neighborhood.
Farmer chose not to call the police and instead met with them to retrieve the molds. The man apologized and tried to shake his hand. The two never told Farmer their names. The woman said she took the molds because they weren’t going to have a Christmas celebration and wanted her daughter to have something special.
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