Two suspects were arrested for stealing a golden toilet from the palace where Winston Churchill was born

One of the most extravagant flights in the history of the United Kingdom begins to give a clue. This Tuesday morning, the Thames Valley police arrested to the second suspect having taken the residence where Winston Churchill was born A golden toilet.

This is the second accused of the blow, since the first, a 66-year-old man was arrested on Monday. None of the two identities transcended.

The work of art is called "America". This is a mbadive gold toilet worth $ 1,250,000 and located in the Blenheim Palace, where the British prime minister was born.

Officers said the 36-year-old suspect was arrested for allegedly illegal badociation, although he was released while the investigation was continuing. "The toilets were connected there's a lot of water damage with the building's pipes, "Detective Jess Milne said of Saturday's robbery.

The piece was created by the Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, for the purpose of a satire of excess wealth. As he said, he wants to think that the criminal act "was committed for a good cause" and that the perpetrators "They are a kind of Robin Hood."

"When they woke me up to announce the news, I thought it was a joke:" Who's going to be as silly as stealing toilets? " "I thought about it, I forgot it. for a split second it was gold "Cattelan said in a text sent to the newspaper The New York Times

The palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and birthplace of Winston Churchill, had a sophisticated security system This clearly did not work.