Naked Intruder in Rochester Home Pleads Guilty to Burglary

Rochester, MN (KROC-AM News) - A Rochester man is scheduled to be sentenced next month for a felony conviction stemming from a police response last fall to a report of a naked intruder in a southwest Rochester home.

Police Describe Bizarre Intrusion Involving Flag and Drugs

Court documents say the incident occurred on the evening of November 25 while the residents of the home were watching TV. They told police the intruder, later identified as 29-year-old Brody Robert Weinmann, had entered the house through an unlocked door without clothing and was holding an American flag that had been on the front patio.

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The criminal complaint indicates that the fully naked man was attempting to perform a lewd act with a decorative household item. The occupants reported that he then went into their bathroom.

When police arrived, one of the responding officers found Weinmann in the kitchen with a sheet draped over his body. The officer observed Weinmann staring straight ahead, not speaking, while repeatedly sticking out his tongue. The complaint says he eventually told the officer he had used drugs but did not know what he had taken.

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The court document also states that, following his arrest, Weinmann told officers he had been driving his truck when he crashed it. He then exited the vehicle, removed his clothing, and entered the home. A statement issued by the Rochester Police Department the next day indicates officers found his truck on top of a guardrail at the intersection of 20th Street and Edgewater Court Southwest, on the opposite side of Highway 52 from the home where the break-in occurred.

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Weinmann was charged with first-degree burglary and misdemeanor counts of trespassing and indecent exposure. Under a plea agreement reached earlier this week, Weinmann entered a Norgaard plea to a second-degree burglary charge in exchange for the dismissal of the other charges.