15-Year-Old Girl Calls PD As Men Allegedly Break In To Home

DOUGLAS, MA—Around 1:12 p.m. on Wednesday, July 25, Douglas police got a 911 call from a 15-year-old girl who said that she was home alone and two men were breaking in to her house.

While officers were en route the girl stayed on the phone with the dispatcher and told him what the men were doing. As the men tried to get in through a back door with a pry bar, the girl was advised by the dispatcher to lock herself in a room.

A short time later Officers Anthony Yannino and Jake Bloniasz arrived and located one vehicle parked at the end of the driveway. While the suspects were in the back of the residence, Yannino removed the keys from the vehicle. Both officers headed to the back of the house and confronted the men in the kitchen as they just gained access through a pried open window.

The officers ordered the suspects to the ground, but they ran out the front door and attempted to get away. Officers ran after them and caught them as they got in the car and tried to start it. After a brief struggle both were taken into custody.

The men were identified as 28-year-old Mateusz Dymon of North Main Street in Webster and 60-year-old Joseph Walsh of Mechanic Street in Leominster. Both men have extensive criminal histories, which include previous breaking and entering charges in addition to multiple assaults.

Both are being charged with the following:
Breaking and Entering; Placing Another in Fear
Larceny
Malicious Destruction of Property
Possession of Burglarious Tools

The Douglas Police were assisted at the scene by the Uxbridge and Burrillviille RI Police Departments.

Photos via Douglas police