Watch the Brutal Moment Alleged Thief Punches 76-Year-Old Woman in the Face in Church

Two robbers were caught on camera running in and out of a church, where they allegedly robbed a woman inside a church.
A cold-hearted thief was caught on camera approaching a 76-year-old woman inside a Nebraska church and punching her in the face, police have said.
The video of the attack.....senseless violence. Please help find these criminals. PLEASE SHARE SO THAT WE CAN BRING THEM TO JUSTICE. SaintCecilia Cathedral, Omaha, NE
Posted by James Netusil on Tuesday, August 18, 2015
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One suspect, 22-year-old Wayman Clark, was arrested, and investigators are trying to identify another man believed to have helped in the alleged robbery at St. Cecilia Cathedral in Omaha on Sunday, according to The Associated Press.
The woman, who hasn't been identified, was seen reading a parish newsletter inside the church when a suspect nabbed her purse before running away. The other male punched her in the head before fleeing, the video shows.
The Rev. James Netusil said: "From the video, we know that she had just walked in two minutes before and suddenly, she's attacked.”
He added that she was "pretty shaken up" by the brutal act.
The woman fell and hit her head against a table. She was taken to a hospital with a large bump and scrapes on her forehead, and has been released, said a hospital spokeswoman.
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