UPDATE: Missing swords returned to the Ogden Masonic Temple

Nov 22, 2020, 9:26 PM | Updated: Nov 23, 2020, 12:41 pm

OGDEN, Utah– The Ogden Masonic Temple has been reunited with its missing swords, according to a Facebook post made by the Golden Spike Lodge. 

 

The Masonic Temple in Ogden filed a police report with the Ogden Police Department (OPD) Sunday, stating multiple items were stolen from the property.

The items reported stolen include toilet paper, swords and a step ladder, according to Lt. Matt Ward with OPD. 

Authorities believe the break-in at 20th Street and Harrison Boulevard happen on Saturday night. 

Not only were items stolen, but the building was also vandalized, according to a Facebook post by the Golden Spike Lodge.  

 

The lodge said it is offering an award to anyone who provides information leading to the recovery of the items. It’s unclear the amount of the reward. 

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UPDATE: Missing swords returned to the Ogden Masonic Temple