"Shoplifting Arrest Sheds Light on Brooklyn Church Arson Case" A bizarre twist has emerged in the investigation into the arson attack on a historic Brooklyn church. John Jones, a 24-year-old suspect, was arrested after an off-duty police officer spotted him allegedly shoplifting a turkey sandwich and donuts from a CVS store in the early hours of the morning. According to sources, Jones attempted to make off with the stolen goods, including a free Coke to wash it down. The arrest has raised questions about Jones' motives and whether he may have been involved in the fire that damaged the landmarked 173-year-old church. As authorities continue to investigate, the community is left wondering how a seemingly unrelated incident led to the suspect's capture.
A firebug suspected of torching a landmarked 173-year-old Brooklyn church was busted when an eagle-eyed cop spotted him shoplifting a turkey sandwich and donuts from CVS, sources said. John Jones, 24, tried to swipe a free meal with a Coke to wash it down in the Broadway store at about 1:39 a.m. but the off-duty...
