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Woman invades church and throws feces on cross in the interior of SP; look

A woman was recorded by security cameras after throwing feces inside a church in Ibiúna, in the interior of São Paulo. The episode occurred on Friday (14), at the city's main church, located in the central region. The action took place...

Woman invades church and throws feces on cross in the interior of SP; look
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Then, she took out a container and poured the contents onto a cross drawn on the floor. A person who was leaving the temple realized what had happened and reacted to find dirt in the place.

  • The movement drew attention, and the woman responsible for the action quickly left the church.
  • Other cameras installed in the external area recorded the moment she left the place.

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A woman was recorded by security cameras after throwing feces inside a church in Ibiúna, in the interior of São Paulo. The episode occurred on Friday (14), at the city's main church, located in the central region.

The action took place near the entrance to the temple. According to surveillance images, the woman arrived at the scene carrying a bag and remained inside the church for a few moments.

Then, she took out a container and poured the contents onto a cross drawn on the floor.

A person who was leaving the temple realized what had happened and reacted to find dirt in the place. The movement drew attention, and the woman responsible for the action quickly left the church.

Other cameras installed in the external area recorded the moment she left the place.

Case happened at the Ibiúna Parish Church

The episode took place in the Parish of Nossa Senhora das Dores, known as Igreja Matriz de Ibiúna, in the city center.

Images from security cameras began to circulate on social media and caused repercussions among residents and churchgoers.

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