Penn State student busted in naked break in; cops find him stripped down, pretending to sleep

Northern York County Police

Cops said David Darr, 20, broke into a woman's house in Manchester Township, Penn., and crawled into a bed naked. He was pretending to be asleep when they arrested him early Friday, cops said.

A naked Penn State student broke into a woman's house and then pretended to be snoozing in her bed when cops busted him, police said.

The bungling co-ed, identified as David Darr, 20, of York, Penn., faces charges of burglary, loitering and prowling at night.

Northern York County cops said they received a frantic call at 4 a.m. on Friday from a terrified woman who said she had woken up to a man standing over her bed.

"I jumped out of bed and screamed 'Who are you?' He didn't say anything," the woman, who didn't give her name, told Pennsylvania's CBS 21.

The woman said she bolted from the house and then called the cops from a neighbor's house to report a possible robbery.

When police arrived, they hustled the woman's young son out of his bedroom before confronting Darr, who was in another bedroom, totally nude and pretending to be asleep under the covers.

His clothes, wallet and cell phone were next to the bed, the station said, and he initially tried to act like he lived there.

Cops said Darr lives less than a mile from the home he broke into.

"This is weird," the woman said. "I keep thinking, 'Why did he lay down in bed naked?'"_clothes_h.html#ixzz1MbfmGnUG