An Arizona woman is accused of stealing musical instruments from a church over a six-week period, KNXV reported.

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According to Paradise Valley police, Alexa Mills, 25, was arrested for stealing instruments from the United Methodist Church, the television station reported.

Police said xylophones, chimes, an electronic keyboard, a glockenspiel, drum set and other instruments were taken during during the six-week period, which ended Nov. 30.

Police said all of the items were pawned by Mills, KNXV reported. Police, while searching Mills' hotel room, found a stolen laptop and guitar, along with multiple IDs and credit cards, the television station reported.

Mills was charged with identity theft and trafficking in stolen property, KNXV reported.

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