A community in Miami Lakes is searching for a stolen statue. The statue honored a young boy who passed away in 2020. He was 5 years old when he died.
The boy had a rare form of brain cancer and was treated at a children's research hospital. His family and supporters are now looking for the statue. Further details about the statue and the boy's story are available from local news sources, including WSVN 7 News.
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