Police: Burglar stayed in house for a week
Posted on: Tuesday, 30 June 2009, 15:38 CDT
Police in Ohio said a 19-year-old man is accused of breaking into a home and staying for about a week while the resident family was on vacation.
Hamilton County court documents accuse Nicholas Truesdell of Anderson Township of breaking into a home in the township June 15 and spending about a week living in the house before his arrest, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported Tuesday.
Police said Truesdell slept in the home's master bedroom, used the family's TV and computer and even drove the family's car while they were away.
Truesdell was charged with burglary and unauthorized use of a vehicle. He was released on home arrest and is due back in court July 6.
Source: United Press International
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