A lady was captured Monday for a supposed wrongdoing binge that included setting a pride banner ablaze beyond a Soho café and vandalizing two NYPD vehicles, police said.

Angelina Cando, 35, was hit with disdain wrongdoing charges and different offenses over the two occurrences from Sunday night into early Monday morning, cops said.

Cando supposedly burned down the rainbow banner hanging outside the Little Sovereign café on Ruler Road close to MacDougal Road in Manhattan around 1:30 a.m. Monday, cops said.

The fire harmed piece of the beyond the structure before it was smothered by the firemen.

She was accused of incendiarism as a disdain wrongdoing, criminal wickedness as a disdain wrongdoing and wild risk as a can’t stand wrongdoing.

NYC woman arrested for setting pride flag on fire, vandalizing NYPD cop cars

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Cando additionally purportedly scribbled “Jesus is Lord” on the rear of two NYPD watch vehicles left on Varick Road between Ericson Spot and North Moore Road Sunday night, police said.

For that wrongdoing, she was hit with criminal underhandedness for ownership of spray painting apparatuses.

The captures are the most recent of a few for Cando this year, cops said. She was captured in January for attack and in February for threatening, sources said.