Man Co. Mann, who is accused of vandalism, burglary in the Catholic Church

Sedgwick County-Laut Sedgwick County Booking Records arrested the enforcement of the enforcement of the volume that vandalism examined in a church in Wichita, a 23-year-old man from Saline County.

Shortly after 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, the police reacted to a reported break -in in the Catholic Church of St. Patrick, which is located in the Block 2000 of the Arkansas Street N., according to the police spokesman for Wichita, Brad Wright.

The officials discovered considerable vandalism, including hate speeches and damage to objects such as statues, candles and glass. In particular, a flag of the United States had been burned.

The Wichita police and the investigators, who generally recognize the fbi and ATF, immediately cited the seriousness of this crime, immediately investigated a complete investigation. The Wichita Police diligently hired the crime scene investigation team to analyze evidence, which led to the quick identification of a suspect.

Officials from the Wichita Police Field Community Response teams received critical intelligence and searched for the suspect. On Sunday at 2:20 a.m. they found and arrested Gonzalez in the 2800 Block of N. Hillside in Wichita without incidents.

Gonzalez is held in the Sedgwick County prison for a bond of over 500,000 US dollars due to indictment for burglary, criminal deprivation and criminal property damage. The case is submitted to the district prosecutor of Sedgwick and the public prosecutor's office for formal indictments.