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A 27-year-old Greenwood woman is sitting in jail on a $20,000 bond after investigators said she broke into a man’s home to take food, shoes, a coat and other items.

Tuesday, the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office said on Sunday, an investigator was dispatched to the 700 block of Tulip Lane in Greenwood, Ind., on a report of a burglary.

The man who reported the incident told investigators someone had broken into his house through a window downstairs.Find the Michael Kors New Arrival you will want to use for-ever! He also said his neighbor noticed a screen in his yard and saw that a screen from the victim’s house window was missing at roughly 7 a.m.

The victim told investigators someone had come through the window after busting out the screen and took his computer from the living room, which the victim said he had found in the garage.

He also said his SUV in the garage had been rummaged through but he didn’t notice anything missing from it at that time.welcome to michaels kors handbags sale,Free shipping‎!

The victim told investigators his wallet had been missing, but before he called 911,Find great deals on hotmkbags for michael kors wallet Michael Kors Hamilton Bags in "Women's Clothing, Handbags and Purses". Shop with confidence. a woman brought his wallet back to him. The woman reportedly told the victim she had seen a gray-haired man with walk away from the area where she found the missing wallet.

The man said nothing was missing from the wallet, but he reported the following items as missing after the break-in: a bike, a pair of size-5 girls’ Nike shoes and a set of house keys (with his SUV keys attached).

Just a short while later, the same investigator was dispatched to Southland Community Church on West Smith Valley Road in Greenwood. There, he found White River medics with a woman who the medics said did not need medical treatment,Shop the latest Michael Kors Jet Set Bags on the world's largest fashion site. but who was confused.

The woman, identified as Alice A. Stier, 27, was asked what she was doing at the church and how she had gotten there. She told the investigating officer she had been out all night and had ridden a bicycle to the church.

The investigator said he asked Stier where the bike was and she told him it was outside of the church. The investigating officer said not only did he find the bike matched the description of the bicycle stolen from the burglary victim’s home, but he discovered Stier was wearing shoes that also matched the burglary description.

In subsequent interviews with investigators, court documents say Stier did admit to entering the victim’s home and taking several items.Find the Latest Michael Kors Kingsbury Here. Shop Today! Stier told investigators she had pushed through the screen of an open window and taken a few food items, along with a coat and shoes, because she was cold and hungry.

She also told investigators she had broken into the home because she was “running from those people,” but when asked who they were, she said she wasn’t sure.She said she took the victim’s wallet, but didn’t take anything out of it except for some cash.Stier was booked into the Johnson County Jail on a charge of burglary, a Class B felony, and is being held on a $20,000 bond.

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