Thief caught on camera wrenching open a donation box

Friday, August 21st, 2015

A thief has taken cash donations, computer hardware and chalices from Auckland’s Holy Trinity Cathedral in Parnell.

Footage from the cathedral’s security system shows a man enter the building and wrench open a secure donation box to remove money after a service, the cathedral’s dean Reverend Jo Kelly-Moore said.

Computer hardware and chalices used for communion were nabbed the same day. Continue reading and look at photos

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