Tyler P. Boczon will be arraigned Wednesday on the charges in Palmer District Court.
LUDLOW – Thanks to an alert resident who got up at 3 a.m. to get a glass of water and looked out her window, police caught a 17-year-old breaking into her neighbor’s car Saturday.
Sgt. Daniel J. Valadas said Tyler P. Boczon of 10 Wedgewood Drive was charged with two felony counts of breaking into a motor vehicle in the nighttime, as well as resisting arrest. Boczon, who was released on bail, will be arraigned Wednesday on the charges in Palmer District Court.
Valadas said Boczon was caught breaking into a car on Haswell Circle. He said the neighbor saw a young man in her neighbor’s car and called police. Boczon ran from police, Valadas said.
Valadas said police are investigating to see if Boczon was involved with other motor vehicle break-ins in the area. He said the west side of town, in the area of Cady and Holyoke streets, has been plagued by motor vehicle break-ins, with approximately 50 since the spring.