TRAVERSE CITY (AP) — A man suspected of breaking into a northern Michigan home left a big clue: The toilet seat was down.
Police say a Traverse City man who lives alone figured something wasn't right on Nov. 25.
Why? He told investigators that he typically keeps the seat up.
Police Chief Jeff O’Brien says a 26-year-old man was found passed out in the man’s garage.
O'Brien tells the Traverse City Record-Eagle that the intruder appeared to be intoxicated and had taken prescription drugs from the home.
The man and the resident don’t know each other. Charges will be pursued.
- Posted December 04, 2017
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Man suspects intruder: Toilet seat was down
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