Police search for woman who allegedly robbed Melbourne church
Police are searching for a woman accused of robbing a church while a baptism was taking place in Melbourne's south-east.
Officers said the woman stole envelopes that had been "placed on a table for a baptism" during the ceremony at a church on Sladen Street in Cranbourne on November 19.
"It is understood she then moved into a preparation area off the main part of the church and stole a number of items including keys, microphones, a bag, a cross and a set of walkie talkies," Victoria Police said in a statement.
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Police are searching for a woman who allegedly robbed a church. Victoria Police
CCTV has been released in hopes someone will recognise her. Victoria Police
Police believe she is caucasian and aged between 40 and 50 years old.
"At the time of the offence, she was wearing white shoes, black pants, a blue hat and a black top with white stripes on the sleeves," police said.
Anyone who recognises the woman is urged to contact police.
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