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Meade's Olympic Golds Stolen
Olympic gold medals belonging to renowned British equestrian Richard Meade were stolen from his family home, prompting a police investigation and a public appeal for their return.
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Avon And Somerset PoliceThe Independent
Richard MeadeAngela MeadeDetective Inspector Danielle Underwood
- Where did the theft occur?
- The theft occurred at the family's home near Marshfield. Avon and Somerset Police are investigating and have conducted forensic searches and CCTV inquiries.
- What is the appeal of Richard Meade's widow?
- Angela Meade emphasizes the priceless sentimental value of the medals, despite their negligible monetary worth due to being partially not solid gold. She urges anyone with information to contact authorities.
- What is the sentimental value of the stolen items?
- The medals, which hold immense sentimental value, were stolen along with other jewelry, antiques, and trophies. His widow, Angela Meade, is appealing for their return.
- What happened to Richard Meade's Olympic gold medals?
- Richard Meade's Olympic gold medals were stolen from his family's home in South Gloucestershire between October 29 and November 1.
- Has this been the first time the medals have been stolen?
- This is not the first time the medals were stolen; they were previously taken from a car in the 1980s but were later recovered after a media appeal.