Gold toilet stolen from English palace

Surveillance video released by Thames Valley Police shows burglars driving stolen cars through the gates of Blenheim Palace in England before taking off with a solid gold toilet during a heist in 2019. Three of the five defendants involved face multiple charges.

[j-bro]

Stealing a toilet is a shitty thing to do.

[robertg]

It's amazing how the police will search for these guys but will do nothing to find those who committed crimes against people who aren't rich.

[smokejaguar]

A golden toilet in a palace, in an era where millions struggle to afford basic necessities, is nothing short of a grotesque symbol of excess—a gilded insult to the very people footing the bill. It is the kind of absurd decadence that perfectly encapsulates the widening chasm between privilege and reality, a monument to the sheer detachment of the elite.

So when I heard it had been stolen, I laughed—hard. Not out of malice, but out of sheer poetic justice. The irony was too rich: a ludicrous, overindulgent display of wealth, quite literally flushed away. In a world where so many are barely scraping by, the idea of a golden toilet sitting in a palace was offensive enough. Its disappearance? Almost poetic.

[StephenSnapp-duih]

Was it governor pritzger that removed it?? 🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️😷😷😷😷😷

[MrLuis]

Mark Wahlberg in the English toilet Job!

[jerramaaktnietuit]

Wat moetje ook met zo'n ding wat je volk hebt betaald krijgje dat 😂