A Guelph woman was arrested after interrupting a church service on Sunday.
Guelph police said they were called to a downtown church just after 9 a.m.
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Police said a woman began interrupting the service by yelling, playing music on her phone and getting undressed.
Officers arrived to find her sitting in one of the pews and playing music loudly.
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When police tried to talk to her, she reportedly ignored and started shouting.
A 41-year-old has been charged and has a bail hearing set for Monday.
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