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Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now, the Community Church of

Chestellan decides to host a drag show to raise the money for charity and

show their support for the LGBTQ community.

Iman Penny is angered by the church's choice and drives to the church with homemade Molotov cocktails.

Penny then throws two of the Molotovs into the church hoping to burn it to the ground.

Nancy Penny was found guilty of two federal charges and showed no remorse for his actions

at his sentencing hearing. In a statement to the judge, Penny said he carried out the attack to protect children.

Meanwhile, a daycare house of the church shut down over safety concerns after the attack.

Penny also claimed he was doing God's work and he steered history.

The FBI discovered a manifesto, Penny Scribes, that was full of false historical narratives

and transphobic and anti-Semitic hatred.

The church sustains minimal damage, but Penny 20 is sentenced to 18 years in a federal prison

for violating the Church Arson Protection Act and malicious use of explosives.

Michael D'Costa walks into a Florida thrift store

completely naked and asks for clothes.

Obviously, an employee hesitantly gives him a pair of pants and

ask him to please leave but Costa steals a shirt first cops are called and they

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