Rev Father Pulls Out Gun, Threatens To Shoot Church Members in Imo State

It appears we are truly approaching the much talked about end time.
As you read this, a Catholic priest in Imo State is being investigated
by the police after reports that he was illegally in possession of
weapons.
The Reverend Father is said to be in charge of a parish in the
Dikenafai environs of the Ideato South LGA of the state. He is said to
have threatened members of his parish and endangered their lives
with three unlicensed guns believed to be in his possession, without
approval.
As a result of the Reverend Father's action, many are now afraid of
going to the church.
Crime Guard reliably gathered that the guns which include one pump
action riffle, one double-barrelled gun and a locally-made pistol
allegedly belonging to the priest were recovered from his official
residence by operatives of Special Armed Robbery Squad, SARS, Imo
State Police Command acting on a tip off from some concerned
parishioners.
Described as a very controversial priest, the reverend father was
arrested and detained briefly but granted bail by the police following
the intervention of some influential religious and political leaders in
the state.
Police sources said that the controversy surrounding the Catholic
priest stemmed from a tragedy that occurred in January 2010, after
the death of a prominent indigene of the area.
Meanwhile, investigation into the case is ongoing by the police to
ascertain the source of the guns and possibly the actual purposes
they are being used for.
The Rev Father may be charged to court after full police investigation
had been concluded.