Unknown suspect vandalizes Porter church statues, officials say

Montgomery County officials looking for church vandal

Officials say someone two of the statues' heads at a church in Porter were knocked off and stolen Saturday night.

PORTER, Texas - Montgomery County authorities are looking for a suspect who they say vandalized statues at a church in Porter.

Porter, TX: St. Martha's statues vandalized

What we know:

According to the sheriff's office, the vandalism happened on Saturday, June 7, at St. Martha's Catholic Church on Woodridge Parkway.

At about 10:30 p.m., authorities say two of the church statues' heads were knocked off and stolen by a suspect.

(Courtesy of the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office)

The suspect's vehicle is described as a gray or silver hatchback or small SUV. It was reportedly last seen entering the Woodridge Subdivision.

Officials say the suspect was wearing a headlamp and a black shirt with white lettering on the back.

What we don't know:

No other descriptions of the suspect are available at this time.

What you can do:

Anyone with information can call one of the following agencies and mention case number 25A172153:

• Montgomery County Sheriff's Office: 936-521-8971
• Multi-County Crime Stoppers: 1-800-392-7867