World on the Paper
Roman Goes
Roaming!
Roman Statue of Julius Cesar
Written by: [Arnav Jain]
On Tuesday the 17th of
March the beloved Roman
statue of Julius Cesar went
missing from the Roman
section of Wiggle-Berry
Museum while open to the
public.
The museums guide .......
said that the Roman statue
was kept under constant
security and that it was
surrounded by a bulletproof
glass case and a motion
sensor alarm is also placed
at the bottom of the statue.
After a very long
interrogation of the QA
students who were around
the statue that very same
morning, the police stated
that they now had a prime
suspect. The Grade 5
students said they saw a tall
dark figure dragging a dark
green duffle bag out of the
museum but suspiciously
there was only one boy
who saw the suspect’s face.
The museum’s electrician
said that he had recently
changed the alarm system
and that there was only one
way that it could be over
run. Unfortunately the
police did not uncover
how, we suspect this is
because the police do not
want another one of these
robberies happening any
time soon or ever again.
All the local citizens are
appalled at the robber’s
behaviour and they all hope
that their much loved
Roman statue will be
returned to the museum
very soon and they also
would like to see the
criminal behind steel bars.
The police are currently
searching all over the state
for the suspect and the
Roman statue, and the
security at the museum has
been increased and so far
no more museums have
been attacked by the
artefact robber.