Televisions stolen from church
There’s always something taboo about stealing from a church. But not to the persons who stole two television sets belonging to the Resurrection and Empowerment Ministry.
According to police, the Pastor reported that the said Church was broken into and two Black TCL-Roku TV with their remotes value $239.00US each were stolen.
The perpetrators forcibly removed a louver from an eastern metal window and having done so entered and stole both television sets.
A search was carried out for any suspicious persons and the stolen items without success. The police say the scene was processed and prints were found.
Investigations are ongoing.
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