
Texas Man Robs Church, Uses Wheelchair as Getaway Vehicle
Ponsulak
A Bryan, Texas man robbed a church over the weekend. His getaway vehicle? A wheelchair.
A class act all the way, police say that 53-year-old James Roger Taylor broke into the Greater Tabernacle Baptist Church in Bryan and made off with electronics, including three microphones, two speakers and a wireless router. His getaway vehicle was a wheelchair, also taken from the church.
Police were tipped off when they received a call Saturday about a man rolling a wheelchair away from the church filled with items.
According to police, Taylor denied knowing about the electronics, but they noticed paint and blood on this hands.
A church official confirmed that the electronics and wheelchair belonged to the church. Police found a broken stained glass window and window sill at the church.
Taylor is being held on a $5,000 bond. He is charged with burglary and could get two years in prison if convicted.

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