Two Men Charged With Armed Robbery Of Brooklyn Bishop During Church Service

Two men have been charged in connection with an alleged armed robbery that took place in the middle of a church service which was stopped short while two men allegedly jacked some jewelry from the bishop during their live stream. 2 men from Brooklyn Juwan Anderson and Say-Quan Pollack were charged with armed robbery for their roles in the July 24 incident U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York on Tuesday. Peace's statement reads, "As alleged, the defendants brought guns into a place of worship, stealing from two members of the clergy, and terrifying the congregation in the process" adding, "to commit such an act during a religious service is incomprehensible. The incident was caught on camera during the service's live stream showing Bishop Lamor Whitehead stopping mid-service and quickly getting on the ground as two men begin to take items off his person.

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