HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Two Hutchinson residents were identified as suspects in a theft from a local nonprofit after a video posted on social media showed them taking items without permission, police said.

The video, posted on April 29, 2025, showed two individuals removing items from the Christian Soup Ministry at 301 East 3rd Ave. A citizen who saw the video recognized the suspects and reported the information to law enforcement later that day, authorities said.

Following the tip, officers conducted a follow-up with staff at the Christian Soup Ministry to determine what had been taken.

Police identified the suspects as James C. Henry, 50, and Charlette A. Jenkins, 52, both of Hutchinson. Henry was arrested for theft, while Jenkins was issued a notice to appear on a theft charge.

All items taken in the incident were returned to the ministry, police said.

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 </figure>MARC JACOBS Hutch Post&nbsp;HUTCHINSON, Kan. — Two Hutchinson residents were identified as suspects in a theft from a local nonprofit after a video posted on social media showed them taking items without permission, police said.The video, posted on April 29, 2025, showed two individuals removing items from the Christian Soup Ministry at 301 East 3rd Ave. A citizen who saw the video recognized the suspects and reported the information to law enforcement later that day, authorities said.Following the tip, officers conducted a follow-up with staff at the Christian Soup Ministry to determine what had been taken.Police identified the suspects as James C. Henry, 50, and Charlette A. Jenkins, 52, both of Hutchinson. Henry was arrested for theft, while Jenkins was issued a notice to appear on a theft charge.All items taken in the incident were returned to the ministry, police said.

Hutch Police makes arrest in Soup Ministry theft