Crime & Safety
Laptop Security System Leads to Arrest in Home Break-In
The following information was supplied by the Wayland Police Department. Arrests and charges mentioned do not indicate a conviction.
Wayland Police have arrested Keyon Hallman, 33, in connection with a Trout Brook Road residential break-in that occured on Nov. 15.
Hallman, of Hyde Park, Mass., is facing charges of breaking and entering during the daytime with intent to commit a felony and larceny over $250.
A police press release said Hallman turned himself in at the on Feb. 14, a week after police obtained a warrant for his arrest.
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According to the police log from the day of the burglary, the victim reported that two computers and other items had been stolen.
Det. Sgt. Jamie Berger said a LoJack System installed on a stolen computer led police to the person who had received the computer. That person, in turn, told police the computer had been obtained from Hallman.
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Berger said it appears that the Trout Brook Road residence was a specific target, though the sergeant did not know the capacity in which the victim and Hallman know one another.
It is possible that a second person was involved in the home break-in.
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