A man was arrested Friday after police say he burglarized a North Adams Street apartment and was stopped by several people who held him until officers arrived.
The 26-year-old Ypsilanti man, who was staying at a neighboring apartment, stole a laptop computer, watch and other items at about 10:45 p.m., an Ypsilanti police news release said.
He jumped out of a second-story window, but the resident - who was just returning home - and several friends wrestled with him until police arrived, a police log said.
The man had entered the apartment through an unlocked window.
North Adams Street in Ypsilanti is near Eastern Michigan University. (Map: Google Maps)
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