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Arizona woman finds naked man sleeping on her couch, police say

Carl Joseph Tromberi allegedly told police he entered the home from a back entrance.

Credit: Maricopa County Sheriff's Office

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Carl Joseph Tromberi allegedly told police he entered the home from a back entrance.
By Bob D'Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
April 12, 2019

An Arizona man is accused of breaking into a woman's home and sleeping naked on her couch, KNXV reported.

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Carl Joseph Tromberi, 57, was charged with criminal trespassing in connection with the April 3 incident at a Scottsdale home, the television station reported.

According to a report by Scottsdale police, Tromberi allegedly broke into the woman's house, showered and did his laundry before falling asleep naked on the couch, KTVK reported.

Tromberi, 57, allegedly told police that he entered the home through an unlocked rear door, KNXV reported.

Court records show Tromberi is a convicted sex offender who served five years in prison for sexual assault in 1985.

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