Suspected CA burglar arrested after DNA found in unflushed toilet
This undated booking photo provided by the Ventura County Sheriff shows Andrew David Jensen, 42, of Ventura, Calif., who was arrested on July 28, 2017. on suspicion of committing a burglary. California investigators say Jensen, a suspect who stopped for a mid-burglary bathroom break left DNA evidence in the toilet that led to his arrest. The Ventura County Sheriff's Office says the suspect neglected to flush during the home break-in last October in Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Ventura County Sheriff via AP)
Andrew David Jensen, 42, of Ventura, Calif., who was arrested on July 28, 2017. on suspicion of committing a burglary. California investigators say Jensen, a suspect who stopped for a mid-burglary bathroom break left DNA evidence in the toilet that led to his arrest. The Ventura County Sheriff's Office says the suspect neglected to flush during the home break-in last October in Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Ventura County Sheriff via AP)
VENTURA, Calif. — Investigators say a suspect accused of burglarizing a Southern California home took a bathroom break and left DNA evidence in the toilet that led to his arrest.
Detective Tim Lohman of the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office says the suspect did not flush during the October break-in in the city of Thousand Oaks.
He says that allowed investigators to collect evidence to conduct a DNA profile.
That profile matched another DNA profile in a national database and detectives tracked down the suspect at his home.
Andrew David Jensen was arrested July 28 on suspicion of burglary.
Lohman did not know Tuesday if Jensen has an attorney.
Jensen is scheduled to make his first court appearance Wednesday.
