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Lynn Man Arrested After Homeowner Catches Him Breaking In, Chases Him

Police arrested Darren LeBrun of Lynn Monday afternoon.

 

The following information is courtesy of the Salem Police.

Police said they arrested a man who was caught during a break-in by a homeowner and chased through several South Salem streets Monday afternoon.

At 2:40 p.m., the Salem Police Department responded to a 911 call from a home owner who reported he was pursuing a male party he caught inside his home on upper Jefferson Ave. 

The owner chased the suspect, Darren LeBrun, 45, of 290 Chestnut S. in Lynn, through numerous streets in South Salem — including behind Bertini’s, across Broadway behind the SSU Sports Complex, through the SSU parking lot to Linden Street and then Hazel Street.

LeBrun was observed shedding his clothing, most likely in an attempt to avoid capture as well as discard stolen property from the house break.

The clothing and property were recovered.

The victim was able to keep police up-to-date with his location via his 911 cell phone call.

All available officers assisted in the pursuit and capture of LeBrun to include Officers Kathleen Costa, Thomas Cunningham, Gary LeBrun (no relation) under the direction of Patrol Supervisor Robert Carter.

Darren LeBrun is charged with one count each of breaking and entering in the daytime to commit a felony, larceny of property (over $250) and possession of burglarious tools.

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john

4:56 pm on Monday, December 5, 2011

On a positive note,we have good police and fire departments. Well done.

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Andrew S Browning

6:45 pm on Monday, December 5, 2011

A picture says a 1000 words. Look at that dude. All he needs is a "I did it" Shirt.

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katti

12:06 pm on Thursday, December 8, 2011

While what this man did is very wrong in a million different ways, he suffers from a disease that kills millions all around this world. I can only hope that he is given strict structured counseling in jail to help him learn the tools to fight his disease. If not he will just waste our tax dollars sitting in jail, waiting to do it all again when he gets out. May god help him to remove his shortcomings.

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john

12:38 pm on Thursday, December 8, 2011

Being a thief is more of a choice than a disease.

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