Florida.- A drunken 19-year-old Marine broke into a Florida house Tuesday and settled comfortably in the home, cooking and eating and telling the owner to “go back to sleep,” the police alleged. Gavin Crim broke into the home in Dunedin, Florida, just after 4 a.m. and immediately began doing something to eat, the Marine Times reported. When the alarmed owner found him, Crim allegedly said, “Go back to sleep.”
Instead of being left with his eyes closed, the owner threatened to call the police, prompting Crim to run out of the house, police said. Authorities eventually found him hiding in a wooded, swampy area behind the property, about 32 miles from Tampa.
Investigators said he was under the influence of alcohol. He was charged with felony burglary in a occupied house and left the Pinellas County Jail.Man and his cat break into the house and a gift from the owner is proven.
Police said a man, accompanied by his cat, settled into his home after breaking into an Oregon residence on Sunday to try on a woman’s Christmas gift, eat a cupcake and make coffee. The alleged robbery occurred around 3:45 p.m. in Gresham, near Portland. The owners told police they came home and noticed damage and items that did not belong to them. They said they found a cat with a shirt in the space below the house, Fox 12 reported. When the officers arrived, a man wearing the owner’s Christmas T-shirt emerged from the tracking space, according to the report. Police identified the suspect as 38-year-old Ryan Bishop. Your cat’s name is Spaghetti. Investigators said Bishop and Spaghetti broke into the couple’s house, ate a cupcake, made some coffee and found the house owner’s Christmas gift in the dryer.
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Bishop was signed to Multnomah County Jail for first-degree robbery, criminal malice in first grade and third-degree theft, fox 12.Animal control was called to the scene after Spaghetti refused to leave the tracking space. Police said the owner refused her friend’s return after the suspect was arrested. In another strange case in Massachusetts, on May 24, a man said that someone broke into his Marlborough home earlier this month and apparently took nothing, but instead diligently cleaned his bathrooms, rooms and several beds.
