Guelph woman arrested after equipment stolen from church
A Guelph police cruiser appears in a file photo. (Submitted)
A woman is facing charges after $7,600 in electronic equipment was stolen from a church in downtown Guelph.
Police say an employee of the church discovered the break-in on the morning of April 24.
Four large speakers, microphones, a digital camera, and other electronics were taken.
Investigators believe suspects hid inside the church until it closed.
Two men and a woman were caught on video in the church’s sanctuary and backstage areas.
On Monday morning, a 23-year-old Guelph woman was arrested downtown and charged with break, enter and commit theft.
Police are still trying to identify the two men involved.
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