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Police arrest creeper caught on home video lurking over sleeping teenage girl

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May 15, 2020
byLaw Officer
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WICHITA, Kan. – The Wichita Police Department received a tip that led to an arrest of the creeper who entered a home and was caught on camera lurking over a sleeping girl, authorities announced Thursday.

The suspect turned out to be a 14-year-old boy who now faces charges, which include aggravated burglary and theft, Officer Charley Davidson of the Wichita Police Department told KAKE.com.

A 15-year-old girl was awakened around 2:40 a.m. on May 8 by a stranger inside the home.

Aniyah Robinson said once she opened her eyes she felt like she was in a scene from a movie.

“It just scared me because of the fact that somebody was sitting over watching me that I didn’t know,” said Robinson. “It’s just scary.”

“She came in and she was screaming and yelling saying, ‘Mom, somebody is in the house,'” said Aniyah’s mother, Angel.

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After being jolted awake, Angel made sure her 2-year old daughter and Aniyah were safe in a room before calling her mother and police for help.

“She says, ‘Hey, Mom, he’s in the house right now.’ I said, ‘right now?'” said Carol Robinson, Angel’s mother and Aniyah’s grandmother. “I said, ‘I’m on the way.’ because I’m not thinking about the weapons or nothing. I was thinking he was going to get a beat down.”

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Davidson said the teen entered the home through an unlocked door and stole a tool. Surveillance video showed him roaming the house for several minutes, KAKE.com reported.

 


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