Investigators say the person, or people, responsible could face several charges, including theft of property.
The owners of Evolution Candy in Doylestown say they have been flying a pride flag outside their business for years."About a month ago, the pride flag disappeared over Easter weekend, and someone even went to the bother of removing the eye hooks that were holding it up," said business owner Tracy Lamb.
Surveillance images were recorded showing the second and third flags that were stolen over this past weekend. "We have no further leads at this time, unfortunately. We have no other witnesses to the event. So, it's an active investigation," said Capt. Robert Milligan with the Central Bucks Regional Police Department."This is Bucks County. This is not acceptable. How can people be so small?" said Jennifer Wolf of Newtown.
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