Naked man in girl’s bedroom escapes her dad’s gunfire only to be busted by drone
A man found naked on a teenage girl’s bedroom floor managed to dodge her father’s gunfire, but was spotted with a drone and captured soon after.
Parker D Kramer, 20, was discovered lying in the room of a 13-year-old girl by her father, who woke up to noises coming from there, Boone County Sheriff’s Maj Philip Ridgell told WXIX.
The dad warned the suspect that he was calling cops and went downstairs to retrieve a handgun, according to the Boone County Sheriff’s Office.
As the man ran out of the front door of the Kentucky home, the dad fired three shots at the ground, according to Ridgell.
Responding sheriff’s deputies found a vehicle parked on a street close by but nobody was inside.
Deputies showed the dad a photo of a person whose driver’s license was linked the vehicle registration, and he identified it as being the suspect.
During a land and air manhunt, a sheriff’s drone discovered Kramer, without pants, at Mt Zion Road and Interstate 75 and arrested him.
Kramer and the girl met in person a couple of weeks ago and exchanged phone numbers and had been texting to meet up, according to Ridgell.
The girl was shocked to learn Kramer’s age and claimed he said he was 15, the sheriff said.
‘She didn’t believe he was 20. She demanded to know how we knew he was 20,’ he said.
The sheriff concluded of the case: ‘This is a wild one.’
Kramer has been charged with rape, sodomy and burglary. He is being held at Boone County Jail on a $250,000 cash bond and is slated to have his preliminary hearing on Monday. A judge is expected to determine whether the case will be heard by a grand jury.
In light of the type of crime, both the daughter and her father’s identities were not released in order to protect her.
The weird incident happened a month after a Kansas babysitter who checked under the bed of a child who said there was a ‘monster’ underneath discovered a man hiding. The man was busted the next morning.
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