Waltham Real Estate Broker Steps Forward To Pay For Trees Stolen From West Roxbury
BOSTON (CBS) - A good Samaritan has stepped forward so Christmas will be bright despite the theft of more than a dozen Christmas trees slated to be sold for charity.
Patricia Villani says she couldn't believe it when she heard the news on WBZ.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Mike Macklin reports
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Over the weekend, thieves broke into a West Roxbury supply store and stole trees owner Al Todesca planned to sell and donate the money to local children's hospitals.
Villani, a Waltham real estate broker, stepped up and offered to pay $800 for a dozen new trees to replace the ones that were stolen.
"You wake up Christmas morning and you know you've done good things for some young people and that's what I feel is very important for all of us to do especially during the holiday season and year-round," Villani said.
Boston Police hope to track down the thieves.
Villani just hopes the thieves never need the kind of help they so brazenly stole from children in need.
