Chairs were tossed, sound equipment was thrown to the ground, piano keys were severely broken, and the church's television was punctured.
An act of vandalism left a path of destruction and tens of thousands of dollars in damage at a church in Reading."It's beyond comprehension," said Pastor Isaiah Adio.Chairs tossed, sound equipment thrown to the ground, the piano keys severely broken and a punctured television -- all of a callous act of vandalism.Pastor Adio has led this church for 15 years and was shocked to find every room damaged Sunday morning.
The vandals didn't stop there. A white powdery substance seen all over the carpet came from fire extinguishers, so now the carpets need to be replaced too. "We are not going to be frustrated, we will continue doing what we are doing to the body of Christ and our community," said Pastor Adio. Pastor Adio is hopeful their insurance will cover the cost to replace most of it. He's also calling on the community to help with the cleanup process and to provide tips that might help investigators capture the suspects.
He says the vandals came in through the back door and were not captured on their surveillance cameras.Copyright © 2023 WPVI-TV. All Rights Reserved.
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