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🇺🇸 #Missouri police are searching for a man accused of tearing gutters off a church on the Fourth of July while wearing a stars-and-stripes outfit with "One Nation Under God" printed on the back.Surveillance video shows the "less than patriotic" man, as police described him, ripping the gutters from the church in Fenton, stomping on them and carrying them away.Those are already sold for scrap metal now. some are made from copper and aluminum so the thief will get a few bucks even though it probably caused much more in damages.Follow us -> LiveLeak

🇺🇸 #Missouri police are searching for a man accused of tearing gutters off a church on the Fourth of July while wearing a stars-and-stripes outfit with "One Nation Under God" printed on the back.Surveillance video shows the "less than patriotic" man, as police described him, ripping the gutters from the church in Fenton, stomping on them and carrying them away.Those are already sold for scrap metal now. some are made from copper and aluminum so the thief will get a few bucks even though it probably caused much more in damages.Follow us -> LiveLeak
🇺🇸 #Missouri police are searching for a man accused of tearing gutters off a church on the Fourth of July while wearing a stars-and-stripes outfit with "One Nation Under God" printed on the back.Surveillance video shows the "less than patriotic" man, as police described him, ripping the gutters from the church in Fenton, stomping on them and carrying them away.Those are already sold for scrap metal now. some are made from copper and aluminum so the thief will get a few bucks even though it probably caused much more in damages.Follow us -> LiveLeak

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