CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A man has been accused of breaking into a church and using the pastor's computer to look at Internet pornography. Donald R. Kendrick, 29, was arrested Tuesday night after a scuffle with Charleston police Cpl. T. George, who was responding to a report that a light was on inside the First Presbyterian Church.
George found the suspect hiding under a desk. The man fled down a hallway, spraying George with pepper spray as he ran. The two men tumbled down a flight of stone steps during the chase, Lt. Jim Sands said.
Kendrick, a resident of a Charleston shelter, suffered a broken ankle and lacerations to the head. George was treated for a knee injury and abrasions.
Kendrick faces charges of charges of breaking and entering, battery on an officer and fleeing, Sands said.
Man Said to Use Pastor's Computer for Porn
George found the suspect hiding under a desk. The man fled down a hallway, spraying George with pepper spray as he ran. The two men tumbled down a flight of stone steps during the chase, Lt. Jim Sands said.
Kendrick, a resident of a Charleston shelter, suffered a broken ankle and lacerations to the head. George was treated for a knee injury and abrasions.
Kendrick faces charges of charges of breaking and entering, battery on an officer and fleeing, Sands said.
Man Said to Use Pastor's Computer for Porn
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