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A man is being questioned by the police in connection with reports of break-ins into two separate places of worship on Sunday.
The suspect was picked earlier this evening, and is assisting the police with their investigations.
On sunday, November 24, two men broke into the St. John’s Pentecostal Church (S.J.P.C) House of Restoration around 3:30 am and ransacked two offices. Nothing was reported stolen. During the incident, one the perpetrators allegedly attempted to shoot a member of the church; however, no one was injured.
Meantime, someone allegedly broke into the Baptist Retreat Center at Pares and stole two monitors, a quantity of agricultural produce, a propane gas cylinder, and other food items from the chapel.
This incident occurred sometime between 1pm on Saturday, 23rd November and 7:45am the following day.
The police are appealing to anyone with information surrounding both incidents to contact the Criminal Investigations Department at 462-3913.
Smoke them out. weed them out. get them. foolish boys
If only police could solve other crimes this fast
Easy to say it’s the action we need
Is this just a slap in the Lords face? No respect for the Lords house n people’s property. But breaking into the church will be their final mistake! May God have mercy on them hmmm
the Lord this n the Lord that. Why didn’t your Lord protect his place. You lord didn’t built so it’s not his. Everything is about the lord. Tell him come fix the mess.
They are absolutely annoying with this Lord thing. They just worship blindly because they are told to do so
Wow. Two places of worship, 1 Sunday. How do these people sleep at night? Oh wait I forgot they don’t. Seems like they are up plotting on how to get in possession of what people work hard for! But one day, just that one day.
Expose the Jesus! My God don’t sleep and they are about to learn that! Time enough we bring an end to this
This is pure craziness these guys has no respect for the lord the police need to find these guys they over do