Man Breaks Into the Wrong House and Quickly Finds Himself in a Restraining Hold

Anthony Jones, 35, is accused of breaking into the home of a corrections officer, who restrained the intruder util the police arrived. The incident took place in Limington, Maine, on Dec. 12, 2017. Courtesy of York County Sheriff's Office

A man wanted by the police for a parole violation picked the wrong house to barge into on Tuesday, Dec. 12, as the homeowner turned out to be a 6-foot, 250-pound corrections officer, who quickly put the unwanted intruder in a restraining hold and called 911, York County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement.

Anthony Jones, 35, of Standish, Maine, broke into the officer’s residence, located in the city of Limington, Maine, while Sean Wilson, a York County Corrections Officer, was home with two of his younger children, both under 4 years of age.