Statue Seized From Cleveland Museum Part of Ongoing Investigation Into Antiquities Smuggling

The Manhattan DA seized a bronze statue from the Cleveland Museum valued at $20 million.
The statue depicts a Roman emperor and is believed to be about 1,800 years old.
Turkish officials say the statue was stolen from an archaeological site in Turkey in the 1960s.
The seizure is related to an investigation into a smuggling network involving looted antiquities.
The Cleveland Museum removed references to the statue's origins on its website after the seizure.