A Bristol, Connecticut, man has pleaded guilty to burglarizing the wrong apartment.
The Bristol Press reports that Michael Doucette broke into a second-floor apartment in May, though police say he intended to enter an apartment on the third floor.
Police say the 27-year-old Doucette, carrying a backpack with a butcher knife and burglary tools, cut the power and entered the second-floor apartment, taking a TV.
Police say Doucette was looking for a man he claimed had damaged his car.
The tenant walked in on Doucette, who realized the man he was looking for lived on the third floor.
He's being held on $50,000 bond and has pleaded guilty to second-degree burglary. His sentence is capped at 10 years, suspended after two years in prison, and five years of probation.
Man Pleads Guilty to Burglarizing Wrong Apartment
Police say Michael Doucette was looking for a man he claimed had damaged his car
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