US EditionHead priest of Episcopal Church in Pittsburgh accused of stealing baseball cards from Walmart
Rev. Aidan Smith faces retail theft charges after allegedly stealing $1,100 in baseball cards over four days; Walmart seeks $873 in restitution, police said.
- The Reverend Aidan Smith is accused of stealing over $1,000 worth of baseball trading cards from Walmart.
- Smith has been on administrative leave and was arrested on February 27 at a Walmart.
- Police report that this incident was part of a multi-day stealing spree involving trading cards.
- Bishop Ketlen Solak announced that the church will investigate the matter of clergy misconduct.
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Pittsburgh priest charged with stealing $1,000 in baseball cards from Walmart
PITTSBURGH — The head priest and dean of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in downtown Pittsburgh is facing charges after being accused of stealing more than $1,000 in baseball cards from a Walmart.The Very Rev. Aidan Smith was arrested Feb. 27 by police just after leaving the Walmart in Economy Borough, just outside Pittsburgh, with 27 packs of baseball cards concealed under his clothing and in a cardboard box, according to court records.
Head Priest Arrested in Baseball Card Theft
The head priest and dean of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in downtown Pittsburgh faces charges after being accused of stealing more than $1,000 in baseball cards from a Walmart. The Rev. Aidan Smith was arrested Feb. 27 by police after leaving the store in Economy Borough, just outside Pittsburgh, with...
Head priest of Episcopal Church in Pittsburgh nabbed for stealing $1K worth of baseball cards from Walmart
The Very Rev. Aidan Smith of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Pittsburgh was arrested after leaving Walmart with baseball cards concealed under his clothing and in a box, according to court records.
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Head priest of Episcopal Church in Pittsburgh accused of stealing baseball cards from Walmart
The head priest of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in downtown Pittsburgh is facing charges after being accused of stealing more than $1,000 in baseball cards from a Walmart.
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