Over 18,000 Jaromir Jagr Bobbleheads Stolen Ahead of Penguins Game

The Pittsburgh Penguins are working with authorities to recover the stolen shipment; fans to receive vouchers for future redemption.

Over 18,000 Jaromir Jagr bobbleheads, intended for a Pittsburgh Penguins game giveaway, were stolen in California.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have launched an investigation in collaboration with local and federal authorities to recover the stolen shipment.
Fans who were supposed to receive the bobbleheads at the game will be given vouchers for future redemption.
Jaromir Jagr, the NHL legend, humorously participated in the search for the stolen bobbleheads.
The incident has sparked widespread media coverage and discussions, including humorous reactions from the public and speculation about the theft's motive.