Vandalized a church and must now pay more than $ 25,000 in bail

A 23-year-old woman was arrested for committing various acts of vandalism by stealing a store and Then throw a crucifix in a church.

Jackeline Chavira was arrested by the recordings detected by the cameras who were both in the church and in the surrounding streets, result of the wave of crimes in Watsonville, North Carolina.

It all started when the camera detected 23-year-old woman vandalizing the streets of Watsonville, where he saw for the first time how he stole a bouquet of roses from a store on the main street. Then he went to another shop where they sold religious products, in which he stole andHe omitted a religious statue.

His criminal attitude did not stop there, since he entered the next place which was a bakery and he left without paying a sodathis led him to address the St. Patrick's Church.

When he arrived at the church the cameras captured how he went to the altar where he kept a crucifix over four meters, according to SacBee information.

It is at the same time the damage caused by the woman who, with the simple act of throwing the crucifix, located on the altar, you have to pay $ 15,000. After firing the crucifix, he also collapsed a statue that was connected by the wood, which fell to the ground.

When finished with what was on the altar, the video cameras showed how the woman was running in and out of the hallways of the church. He still wore the bouquet of roses that he had stolen from the store.

A few minutes later, he left the main part of the church andHe went to a prayer hall in the sanctuary where he took the time to cast a religious statue on the floor. and in turn ripped off two large religious paintings. In the hall, two people were praying.

There, the catastrophes did not stop. After several items inside the church, he left and went into a store of religious objects where he tried to steal another statue but this time the owner tried to stop himbut she threw it on the ground.

Chavira has been arrested and has to pay bail of $ 25,000 to get out of Santa Cruz County Prison. The charges range from mistreating a property, vandalizing a place of worship, disobeying a court order and theft.

The police said that he did $ 15,000 in damages in the churchand added that the damage was "the most important".