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BAD COMPANY Drummer Ripped Off

May 29, 2008

Larry Celona and Adam Nichols of the New York Post report: Thieves took more than $350,000 worth of jewelry in a Memorial Day raid on the Greenwich Village home of BAD COMPANY drummer Simon Kirke, cops said.

The musician found the jewels missing from a safe when he returned home from a weekend out of town with his family. Two laptop computers worth $3,000 were also missing, cops said.

Cops found the front and back doors of the West 11th Street apartment Kirke shares with his wife and four children unlocked with no signs of being forced, a police source said.

Kirke told them he couldn't remember whether he'd locked them.

Read the entire article from the New York Post.

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