A Mississippi woman accused of being a serial wedding crasher has been arrested for stealing gifts from a wedding she was not invited to, authorities said.
A Mississippi woman with multiple arrests for crashing weddings and stealing gifts was arrested last week in her home state for doing it again, authorities said Monday. Sandra Lynn Henson, 56, was wanted in Alabama and arrested last Saturday at a wedding to which she was allegedly not invited. The Pontotoc County Sheriff’s Department said she has been charged with petit larceny, trespassing and disturbing the peace.
NEW YORK DOORDASH DRIVER CHARGED AFTER ALLEGEDLY USING FOOD DELIVERY TO STEAL PACKAGES OFF PORCHES 'Apparently Miss Henson has been arrested in Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi for crashing wedding and stealing money and cards from purses,' the sheriff’s department said in a social media post. Henson has a history of crashing weddings, according to AL.com. In 2019, she was charged with crashing two weddings in Alabama.
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