A man who broke into a New Jersey home stayed under a bed in a spare bedroom for three days before he was found, police said.
Jason Hubbard broke into the home in Spotswood by walking through an
open door as the homeowner was taking out the garbage, according to
police.
Authorities say he walked into a spare bedroom and stayed under the bed
for three days.
While he was there, he charged his four cellphones using an electrical outlet under the bed. Three days later, the homeowner heard a noise in the bedroom and found Hubbard. It wasn't clear if or when he planned to rob the home.
Hubbard has been charged with criminal trespass, burglary and theft of services for the use of the homes’ electrical outlet. He was taken to Middlesex County Adult Corrections Center and is being held for a $50,000.00 bail.
While he was there, he charged his four cellphones using an electrical outlet under the bed. Three days later, the homeowner heard a noise in the bedroom and found Hubbard. It wasn't clear if or when he planned to rob the home.
Hubbard has been charged with criminal trespass, burglary and theft of services for the use of the homes’ electrical outlet. He was taken to Middlesex County Adult Corrections Center and is being held for a $50,000.00 bail.
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