A woman accused of breaking into a synagogue twice in recent weeks and desecrating the Torah appeared in court Tuesday.
Ezra Law, 33, is facing two charges: felony criminal mischief inside a place of worship and misdemeanor criminal mischief.
During her court appearance, the judge decided that Law is entitled to bail. Prosecutors asked for a $50,000 bond, but the defense argued for the reinstatement of the personal bond.Law’s bond conditions include wearing an ankle monitor, no contact with the congregation , random drug testing, no alcohol, and house arrest with the exception of court business or doctor’s appointments, according to prosecutors.On Jan.
Assistant District Attorney Erica Winsor said Law removed the Torah from the pulpit and spread it on the ground. Winsor said Law made several social media posts where she identifies the executive director, adding their date of birth and a death date for 2023. Instead of showing up to court for her hearing after her arrest, they say she came back to the temple and did even more harm. She allegedly screamed and shouted at preschool children during their chapel service, then left before officials could arrive. A warrant was quickly issued for her arrest.KPRC’s continuing coverage of this case:
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