Stark naked man high on meth breaks into Mormon church: report
Thou shalt not do any of these things.
A naked man high on methamphetamines broke into a Mormon Church in the heart of Amish country, according to a report.
Corey Calderwood, 43, was high as a kite and naked as a jaybird when he busted into the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, local CBS reported.
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Corey Calderwood was allegedly high on meth when he broke into a church.
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The bizarre break in allegedly happened at the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints in Lancaster, Penn.
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Lancaster Township police took Calderwood into custody at 11:30 p.m. Tuesday night, according to the report.
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The sacrilegious suspect already had a felony warrant for retail theft issued in Lancaster Township stemming from a March incident at Weis Market, Lancaster Online reported.
For the unholy trespass, Calderwood is charged with burglary, indecent exposure, and possession of a controlled substance, according to that report.
He remains held at Lancaster County Prison in lieu of bond, according to Lancaster Online.
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