Penguins stable missing Jaromir Jagr bobbleheads

The missing Jaromir Jagr bobblehead dolls are missing no more. The Pittsburgh Penguins launched Monday they’ve secured the missing shipment of bobblehead dolls that the staff had reported as stolen on March 14.

Fixed with Penguins president of commerce operations Kevin Acklin, the staff changed into once notified final week that “a selected cargo restoration workers negotiated the return of the stolen property to a stable warehouse located in Ontario, California.”

The truckload of Jagr bobbleheads arrived in Pittsburgh on Monday, and they’re expected to be delivered to PPG Paints Arena in the course of the next week.

“One other chapter in the storied history of the Penguins. Preserve tuned for vital components on a movie sort out Jean-Claude Van Damme,” Acklin acknowledged on social media. Van Damme’s 1995 action movie “Unexpected Death” took space internal the staff’s feeble arena in the course of a Penguins playoff game.

The staff realized it changed into once the sufferer of cargo theft after it failed to receive the shipment of Jagr bobblehead dolls — depicting the NHL story with his valuable “salute” occasion — as scheduled sooner than its game in opposition to the visiting San Jose Sharks on March 14. The bobblehead night changed into once portion of a right occasion of Jagr’s legacy with the Penguins, for whom he played 11 seasons and won two Stanley Cups. His No. 68 changed into once retired in February.

The Penguins acknowledged they reached out to both the producer and the transportation corporations and alerted direct and federal authorities so that you simply may perchance well locate the stolen cargo.

Jagr had some fun with the theft, serving to the Penguins affect a social media clip that featured him and a bobblehead doll hitting the boulevard to gaze for the stolen shipment.

“While this shadowy incident adds to the story of Jaromir Jagr, we peep forward to resolving this theft and handing over the prized Jagr bobbleheads to their rightful homes, with our fans,” Acklin acknowledged at the time.

Followers who attended the March 14 game obtained vouchers with a one-time scannable barcode to receive a Jagr bobblehead at a later date.

The staff acknowledged the recovered bobbleheads shall be given to fans conserving these vouchers at the Penguins’ April 6 game in opposition to the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning and on April 7, when the staff will retain a “a force-thru decide-up option” at PPG Paints Arena from 10:00 a.m. unless 2:00 p.m. local time.