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Posted: Wednesday, October 3, 2012 9:00 am | Updated: 9:01 am, Wed Oct 3, 2012.

A man accused of breaking into a Washington home last week is charged in a Franklin County felony complaint.

Justin C. Cibulka, 20, Washington, was arraigned Monday on one count of first-degree burglary in the incident. He is being held in the Franklin County Jail on a $35,000 bond.

The charge alleges that Cibulka entered a home in the 400 block of Market Street Wednesday, Sept. 26, and that the break-in occurred while a resident was asleep inside the home.

Police were called to the scene when another tenant of the home reported seeing Cibulka leaving through a back door. That man detained the suspect until police took him into custody.

Police found that a screen on a kitchen window had been cut or pulled away to gain access to the home, according to a probable cause statement filed in court.

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