Woman held after alleged threat to San Diego church
SAN DIEGO (AP) — San Diego police say a woman holding a gun and a baby walked into a church during a service and made threats about blowing it up before members of the congregation took the weapon and child from her.
A police statement says the incident occurred Sunday at the non-denominational Tsidkenu Church in the Clairemont area.
Officers responding to 911 calls seized the woman and determined the gun was not loaded.
A bomb-detection dog checked out the church and the woman’s vehicle, which were determined to be safe.
The 10-month-old baby was placed in protective custody along with the woman’s 5-year-old daughter, who was located elsewhere.
The woman was identified as 31-year-old Anna Conkey. The county jail website lists her Monday as ineligible for release and facing a court appearance Wednesday.
