Man Breaks Into Home, Is Caught And Arrested Minutes Later

Police have just arrested a man who allegedly broke into a home and ran off with items, while the homewoner was home. Sources say a man broke into an Oakland Street home shortly before midnight and ran off with a laptop and otherm items. Multiple officers responded and canvassed the area in search of the suspect, and called for K-9 Units to respond as well.

Moments later, an officer found the man matching the description of the suspect walking in the area of Linden Avenue and Stirling Avenue.

The suspect was brought to the victim’s home, where he was postively identified by the victim.

He was arrested an taken into custody. TLS-60/TLS-62.

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in the hood
14 years ago

Where’s my glock at

Lakewood Resident
14 years ago

#1

Oh I sure hope you know where your Glock is at! If you don’t, when you find it, can you please return it to the store??

resident says
14 years ago

this is getting way out of hand.

anon1
14 years ago

Another Job Well Done by the Lakewood PD. Thank You.

spell check
14 years ago

HOMEOWNER

Anonymous
14 years ago

As the economy gets worse, this will only embolden would be thieves to try their luck! For them it’s a win win situation! If I get caught I will receive free lodgings and three square meals a day at the tax payers expense! If I don’t get caught even better!

Anonymous
14 years ago

Thank you Lakewood PD.

Anonymous
14 years ago

Its a bit ironic but in the end of the year people will steal to be able to give for the holidays.

Thank you LPD for your vigilance

wow
14 years ago

lakewood need their own k-9 again. it is such a valueable tool . why did we ever stop

in the hood
14 years ago

#2 your right I know exactly where it is in my bedside electronic combo safe. I just pity the guy that thinks my house is game !

RIdiculous
14 years ago

I can’t believe that MULTIPLE police officers responded AFTER the perpetrator had already LEFT the home and no one’s life was in danger.

Why weren’t they productively measuring how far from the curb or how close to the stop signs cars were parked, patrolling to see if any drivers veered over to the left side of the road, or if people were crossing the street in the middle of the block?

I Love Lakewood!
14 years ago

#11,
What, did you have a bad experience on Clifton Avenue or something?
Get a life.

Anonymous
14 years ago

Thank LPD. Great JOB

me
14 years ago

#11 get a life , dont call them if you need help

Bill Hobday
14 years ago

Thank you LPD.
Keep in mind that someone that enters an unoccupied home is merely a thief. When someone enters an occupied he/she is an eminent threat and a dangerous person that may not fear confrontation.

Each homeowner must first secure the safety of family members, and himself before taking any other action. A 911 call is imperative. It is OK to take measures to protect life and property, if the resident is prepared to act.

The objective is to compel the criminal to surrender and await LPD. Do not use force on a criminal that surrenders or runs away.

Anonymous
14 years ago

to #11 RIdiculous: you sound bitter. maybe if you obeyed the traffic laws you wouldnt have anytning to be grouchy about…

just another resident
14 years ago

if some stranger criminal enters my home by force with bad intentions
i can assure you his career as a criminal will be over!

John V.
14 years ago

Great job LPD!

To 17
14 years ago

Why do u say that