Great description, they can tell you about his acne, and age and height, but nothing else.
Posted on 10/09/2014 10:30:29 AM PDT by bgill
A creepy crime in one Boston suburb has police unsettled: a burglar who breaks in while people inside are sleeping — and then waits for them to wake up. He’s a creepy burglar accused of breaking into homes in the middle of the night. Police say he ends up in peoples’ bedrooms — lurking and watching — until the person wakes up.
Then, police say he apologizes before taking off.
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Great description, they can tell you about his acne, and age and height, but nothing else.
“wake up with the king”
he thinks he’s the Bureger King.
He’s going to get shot. Even in Massachusetts.
And he deserves it.
The Booger King!.......................
On FOX 25 here in Boston, they left out the lurking part, which has me scratching my head, since their news writer/editor is wildly Left wing.
What’s non-PC about that? They did mention that he was Hispanic or light black.
He won’t get away with it in Flyover Country.
Yep he’s just waiting to escalate just like a peeping tom escalating to a rapist.
It’s still warm enough around here to find a hungry gator.
One of my cop relatives had a similar joker his first year or so on the job, except that guy would, um, “pleasure himself” in front of sleeping couples.
My relative said he just missed grabbing him one night after a burglar call, managing only to grab a hold of a woman’s wig or clothing, before the very skinny guy slipped through a small opening in a fence that didn’t give when he tried to follow.
He is lucky he plies his trade in MA, and not MI.
He wouldn’t live long here.
Yeah, that’s a real possibility. He’s already progressed from outside voyeurism (like peeping in windows) to home invasion. The next step is usually rape, and then murder.
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