Partygoer Willing to Sell Sneaker Collection to Pay Fees For Damaging Ancient Chinese Sculpture

In 2017, Delaware resident Michael Rohana drove to Philadelphia's Franklin Institute, where he and his friends, drunkenly browsed through the institution's collection illegally after hours. The group had just come from a Christmas party in which they were clad in ugly sweaters with a general carefree attitude, where Rohana took selfies with ancient statues, such as a 2,000-year-old Chinese Cavalryman sculpture as part of the "Terracotta Warriors of the First Emperor" exhibition. Upon leaving, Ro...