WATCH: Woman Steals From Wayne Bin Of Donations For Needy: Cops

WAYNE, NJ - A Newark woman faces charges after police say she walked into the lobby of Wayne Town Hall and stole from a bin of donations being collected for the homeless. You can see the video below.

Deanna Edison was arrested on Monday after Wayne police officers were called to Hollister Co. at Willowbrook Mall after the retailer reported she had shoplifted clothing, police said. After being taken to headquarters, Edison was booked, charged and released, police said.

While waiting for a ride home, Edison went into the lobby of town hall and stole items from a bin of items being collected for the homeless as part of a program called "The Relief Bus," police said.

Footage from a surveillance camera at the municipal building posted on Facebook by police shows a woman taking a plastic bag out of the bin and then filling it with several items. More charges will be filed, police said.

Additional information was not immediately available Thursday afternoon from police.

The Relief Bus, a 20-year-old organization, operates out of school buses that have been repurposed into mobile resource centers to help homeless, destitute, substance abusers, unemployed and anyone in need within the metropolitan area.

The buses are customized to serve soup and fresh bread out of one window. There's also space for counseling/referral offices which connect those in need to vital resources such as shelter, food, job training, detox, and drug or alcohol rehabilitation.