FILE - In this Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2018, file photo, debris and mud cover the entrance of the Montecito Inn after heavy rain brought flash flooding and mudslides to the area in Montecito, Calif. At the height of his fame in 1928 Charlie Chaplin led a small group of investors who built the Montecito Inn, which he called “the cream of the coast,” a posh getaway two blocks from the Pacific Ocean that became a local landmark. In its lobby is a life-sized statue of Chaplin. And since early Tuesday, like much of the rest of Montecito the statue has been knee-deep in mud. (AP Photo/Daniel Dreifuss, File)
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