Rug stolen in Brooklyn

Rug stolen in Brooklyn. The rugs have been recovered. So we can all sleep soundly. Thank God. All the public service announcements blasting that poor woman. Finally paid off. The furniture store owner, 27, and supposedly just moved to New York one year ago, said she never wanted anyone to get in trouble. She just wanted her rugs back. According to residents in the area, these rugs have been out there for weeks. The store owner claims that they were too heavy or wet for anyone to mess with them. Here's another fun fact. If your $4,700 rug is wet and moldy, they are no longer worth $4,700. Simple math. She goes on to say that she never wanted this kind of press and she was really just trying to get the security footage because a lot of times you do need to report something stolen in order to get that footage. You can report a rug stolen without going on a Erica Kirk style press tour. And the police will still help you. Without hurting anyone's reputation. Speaking of those reputations, I heard the furniture store owner isn't exactly pristine. And in fact, this type of behavior is very much in character for them. Allegedly, all of this is alleged. But they're all friends have entered the comments. Which makes us even more interesting. Now that the damaged rugs have been permanently returned, who's going to help repair the damage reputation of the woman who just passed by in Williamsburg because she really got done dirty. And in fact, this type of behavior is very much in character for them. Allegedly, all of this is alleged. But they're all friends have entered the comments. Which makes us even more interesting. Now that the damaged rugs have been permanently returned, who's going to help repair the damage reputation of the woman who just passed by in Williamsburg because she really got done dirty.