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February 23, 2008

Computer, video game stolen in break-in

By Jim Patten

HAVERHILL — A break into a Lake Street home netted thieves a laptop computer, a video game console and the Guitar Hero 3 video game, police said.

The homeowner told police he was out Thursday, dropping off his son about 2 p.m., and found the break-in when he returned about 4:30 p.m.

When he noticed the back door was unlocked he checked the house and noticed an Apple laptop computer valued at $1,600, an XBox 360 video game console valued at $400 and the Guitar Hero 3 video game valued at $80 were missing.

The victim told police he found his son's bedroom window open, and it appeared that someone had forced the window screen up and opened the window. He told police he was not sure if the window had been locked.

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