Woman Climbs Into Bed With Couple After Breaking Into Their Michigan Home
On 4/14/21 at 4:47 AM EDT
A couple in Michigan woke up in shock on Tuesday morning, after a woman broke into their house in the early hours and snuck into their bed.
The couple, who live in the Quincy Township in Houghton County, told investigators that the 22-year-old woman climbed into their bed at around 2 a.m. on Tuesday and refused to leave.
The woman, from Jonesville, seemed to be inebriated, believing it was her own home.
Police said the husband and wife managed to force her out of their Maple Road house without using the gun they had in the home. The 22-year-old, who has not been identified by police, then drove away in her car.
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QUINCY TOWNSHIP, MI (WTVB) – A 22-year-old Jonesville woman was arrested and booked at the Branch County Jail Tuesday morning following a bizarre incident at a Quincy Township home.
The Michigan State Police reports troopers were dispatched to the report of a home invasion in progress in the 300 block of Maple Road at about 2:00 a.m..
It was reported that the suspect got into the home illegally while the residents slept. The homeowners woke and found the woman trying to climb into bed with them and acting like she was under the influence.
She refused to leave thinking she was inside of her own home. The husband and wife were able to physically force the suspect out of the home without having to use a firearm that was in the home.
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