Crime: Two Arrested in Overlea Home Burglary, Police Still Searching for Suspects

Two people have been arrested in connection with the burglary of an Overlea home that occurred early Thursday morning as the homeowner slept, according to Baltimore County police. Meanwhile, several other suspects are being sought.

Police have arrested 20-year-old Trenelle Lee Smith of Baltimore City, who was charged with first degree-burglary, and a juvenile who allegedly acted as a lookout.

A witness called police after she heard knocking on a neighbor's door and reported that she was able to see flashlights on the first floor of a home in the 100 block of Chesley Avenue. The witness told police she thought it was odd since she believed no one to be home at the time.

When police arrived, the witness told them that she had seen three males walk down from the porch of the same house and head eastbound on Chesley Avenue before turning southbound onto Spruce Street.

Officers entered the residence and spoke to the homeowner, eventually discovering that an iPod and iPod cable, along with a house key were stolen.

After calling for assistance from the K9 unit, police located the juvenile and Smith walking along Belair Road. Smith is connected to five burglaries in Baltimore City, police said. 

Duirng questioning, the juvenile told police that there were three other men who took part in the burglary. Those three are currently known only by aliases -- "CJ",  "JB" and "Chuck". Police are still seeking those suspects. Custody status of Smith and the juvenile could not be immediately determined.