Bride-to-Be Arrested for Allegedly Setting Fire at LDS Church Day Before Wedding
A 25-year-old bride-to-be, Lenita Joy Moreno, was arrested in Kaysville, Utah, for allegedly setting a fire inside an LDS church the day before her wedding. The fire, which caused an estimated $108,000 in damages, was extinguished by family members setting…
Indianapolis, IN, July 28, 2026 —
Kaysville, Utah – A woman identified as Lenita Joy Moreno, 25, was arrested in Kaysville, Utah, on suspicion of setting a fire inside an LDS church on the day before her scheduled wedding ceremony.
The incident occurred at an unspecified LDS church location in Kaysville. According to preliminary reports, the fire caused an estimated $108,000 in damages to the property. The blaze was reportedly extinguished by family members who were on site preparing for the upcoming wedding.
Following the incident, Moreno was taken into custody. The charges she faces include aggravated arson. Further details regarding the timeline of events leading to the fire or the specific circumstances of the arrest were not immediately available.
The investigation into the incident is ongoing. The extent of the damage and the potential impact on church activities are also being assessed. No further information regarding the suspect’s motive or the status of the wedding plans was provided.
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