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A California man was arrested early Sunday morning after Bay Area police officers found him hiding in a woman's closet with a weapon.
Benicia Police Department officers responded to a 2:45 a.m. call from a woman who reported hearing noises coming from her bedroom. Dispatchers stayed on the phone with her until officers arrived.
"When officers arrived, they found the suspect hiding inside a closet in possession of a folding knife and a roll of duct tape," the Benicia Police Department wrote on Facebook.
Authorities posted a picture of evidence collected from the scene. It shows the duct tape roll, a folding knife and a glove.
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Benicia Police Department posted a folding knife, a roll of duct tape and a glove recovered from the crime scene. (Benicia Police Department)
The suspect, Timothy Allen Allison, was arrested after a "brief struggle" with authorities. The 41-year-old was booked into Solano County jail.
Allison was charged with first-degree felony breaking and entering, misdemeanor disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
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A woman called the Benicia Police Department at around 2:45 a.m. on Sunday morning when she heard strange noises in her closet. (Google Maps)
Officials say that the victim was physically unharmed but "traumatized" by the intruder.
"We are providing as much support as possible after this traumatizing incident," the Facebook post added.
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Timothy Allen Allison, 41, was booked in Solano County's jail after being arrested for breaking and entering. (Google Maps)
Benicia is a small waterside city in the San Francisco Bay Area with roughly 27,000 inhabitants.
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