Pastor's wife in America fined for praying too loudly

After two court dates and paying $150 in fines for "unnecessary noise", Martha Nagbe isn't giving up sharing her faith.
"I can't stop,” said Nagbe. “I'm trusting God."
Nagbe said police told her to stop praying downtown and in area neighborhoods. She moved from Liberia to this country for opportunity, but feels that she's being denied her rights.
"In the United States it's one nation under God."
In one hand Nagbe carries her bible, singing versus of praise throughout the streets. Lisbon's police chief told us Nagbe's loud praying is "disturbing the peace."
"I mean, we all need prayers and great she's out there praying for all of us, but it's just the volume of her voice,” said Police Chief Jeanette Persons. “It's not that she just walks by, but she will stand out there for a lengthy period of time."
But, the chief adds she's only seen Nagbe pray outside during daylight hours.
"For them to antagonize her, to make her look like a bad person, sometimes makes me angry,” said Pastor Juwle Nagbe. “Somebody should give her the respect that she deserves."
Police may see Nagbe as an obstacle that can't be quieted. But, she intends to carry out her faith by making joyful noise.
Chief Persons said if Nagbe continues to pray loudly in the streets, she will continue to get fined. But, Chief Persons also comments if Nagbe lowered her voice the problems would go away.