Police say an intoxicated man who broke into a St. Louis-area church might have gotten away with it if not for a case of the munchies.
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ST. CHARLES, MO. (AP) -- Police say an intoxicated man who broke into a St. Louis-area church might have gotten away with it if not for a case of the munchies.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that 24-year-old Andrew Steven Jung of St. Charles is charged with three felonies and jailed on $30,000 bond following the March 8 break-in of the St. Peters Catholic Church in St. Charles.
Responding officers found that a deep freezer had been damaged, and ice cream had been taken. Jung was spotted walking about three blocks from the church -- intoxicated and with ice cream on his face and clothing.
Court documents show that Jung is on probation for burglarizing another church nearby.
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