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Naked man arrested after breaking into home so he could use the hot tub
Published December 30, 2016
In this photo released by the Keizer, Ore., Police Department, 24-year-old Guillermo Brambila Lopez, of Woodburn, Ore., is wrapped in a blanket following his arrest, Sunday, Jan. 4, 2015. Police said Lopez broke into two homes in Keizer, drinking alcohol and using the hot tub at one of them. (AP Photo/Keizer Police Department)
A naked man broke into two Oregon homes then made himself comfortable by plying himself with alcohol even using the hot tub in one of the houses, police said.
Officers received a 911 call early Sunday from a woman who was house-sitting in Keizer, near Salem, when she was awakened by noises coming from the laundry room.
She told police that when she went to check it out, the laundry room door slammed, so she grabbed a knife and called police and her husband.
Police found Guillermo Brambila Lopez, 24, of Woodburn, Ore., inside, naked. He was arrested without incident.
Investigators determined he climbed in through a back window after removing a screen.
They also noticed that screens had been removed from windows at a neighbor's home. Police say the suspect had burglarized that home, drinking the homeowner's alcohol and using the hot tub and shower.
Based on reporting by The Associated Press.
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