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When this father was awoken in the dead of night by loud banging sounds, he made a shocking discovery in his daughter’s room. And that discovery has left neighbors in the community very shook up.
Homeowners in Bismarck, North Dakota were shocked to find an intruder in their home late one night. The intruder was reportedly highly intoxicated and wearing nothing but his birthday suit when they found him trashing their daughter’s bedroom.
This incident is now being investigated by the local police department and the suspect could face up to 10 years in prison for felony charges.
In the heart of the night, a homeowner in North Dakota was jolted awake by loud bangs and were shocked to discover a naked, heavily intoxicated man wreaking havoc in their daughter's bedroom, according to information provided by the police#Northdakotahttps://t.co/CLtnWjkZhM
— True Crime Avenue (@Welovetruecrime) October 12, 2023
The homeowners of West Bowen Avenue were awoken by loud banging noises coming from downstairs around 3 a.m. one Friday morning. The male homeowner had grabbed his firearm upon hearing the noise downstairs and instructed his wife to call 911.
Upon investigating, the male homeowner discovered a naked and highly intoxicated man throwing toys and clothes around their daughter’s unoccupied bedroom.
When questioned as to why he was there, the man said he was looking for clothing for himself and had entered through an unlocked back door while the family slept. It appears that the suspect had managed to enter through an unlocked back door after the family had gone to bed for the night, possibly mistaking their home for a neighbor’s house.
He caused roughly $200 worth of damage before being apprehended by the male homeowner who held him at gunpoint until police arrived on scene.
According to records from the Bismarck Police Department, Alvin Ducheneaux has been charged with Burglary (Class B Felony), Criminal Mischief (Class B Misdemeanor) and Disorderly Conduct (Class B Misdemeanor).
He is currently being held at a local jail with a $5,000 cash bond pending his next court date in November where he may face up to 10 years imprisonment if convicted of all charges against him.
