Robbery of the year in the USA: A man broke into someone else's house for a cup of invigorating coffee in the state of Maryland in the United States, the police are investigating perhaps the most ridiculous burglary of the year. A 56-year-old local man broke into someone else's house on Gunston Drive for the sole purpose of making himself a coffee. The man calmly entered the kitchen, turned on the coffee machine and managed to make a drink before the owners caught him. The owners of the house were not alarmed, but simply showed the uninvited guest the door. The man did not argue, calmly finished his coffee and left the building. The coffee fan was later detained. During his arrest he actively resisted the police. He now faces a significant sentence. Aldridge was charged with three counts of burglary, theft of property and resisting police. Image: generated by a neural network.

Robbery of the year in the USA: A man broke into someone else's house for a cup of invigorating coffee in the state of Maryland in the United States, the police are investigating perhaps the most ridiculous burglary of the year. A 56-year-old local man broke into someone else's house on Gunston Drive for the sole purpose of making himself a coffee. The man calmly entered the kitchen, turned on the coffee machine and managed to make a drink before the owners caught him. The owners of the house were not alarmed, but simply showed the uninvited guest the door. The man did not argue, calmly finished his coffee and left the building. The coffee fan was later detained. During his arrest he actively resisted the police. He now faces a significant sentence. Aldridge was charged with three counts of burglary, theft of property and resisting police. Image: generated by a neural network.