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Statue of an Amish family purposely set on fire in Lebanon County

The statue measured 10 feet wide and 10 feet tall. Damages were estimated to be approximately $5,000, according to officials.
Credit: Lancaster County CrimeWatch

LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. — State Police say an Amish Family statue was purposely set on fire in Lebanon County.

On Nov. 16, police responded to a Creative Crafts Novelty Store on 125 Reistville Road, in Heidelberg Township, for an arson report, according to officials. 

Once on the scene, authorities discovered a significant amount of damage had been done to a statue of an Amish Family depicting a farmer and a female, police state.

The statue measured 10 feet wide and 10 feet tall. Damages were estimated to be approximately $5,000, according to officials.

Police confirm there were no injuries reported.

This incident is currently under investigation. Anyone with additional information can contact Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers at 1-800-4PA-TIPS (8477).

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