A woman was arrested after she allegedly walked into an unlocked state-owned home at Tyler State Park, stripped off her clothes, used personal grooming items, stole footwear, and fixed herself a meal earlier this month.
Pennsylvania State Police said they were dispatched to the park in Newtown Township at 10:11 p.m. on Sept. 3 after a report of trespassing.
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The state-owned home serves as housing for Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources trainees.
A woman, according to state police, entered the unlocked residence, shed her clothing, and headed up to a second-floor bathroom. While upstairs, she allegedly used toiletries belonging to the state trainees to groom herself.
The woman then searched through personal belongings in several rooms before taking a pair of long black athletic socks alongside black-and-white Adidas slides, state police said.
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The woman then went downstairs into the kitchen and she prepared and ate various grocery items stored in the home, state police said.
The food and the stolen items belonged to the people residing in the home, state police said.
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Responding troopers spotted the woman standing nude with her genitalia exposed in a grassy area directly in front of the building. She was taken into custody without incident, state police said.
After her arrest, troopers transported the woman to the state police barracks in Bensalem Township for processing.
Troopers said they charged the woman with criminal trespassing, indecent exposure, open lewdness, and disorderly conduct.
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On-call District Judge Stacy Wertman handled the preliminary arraignment, and the woman was remanded to the Bucks County Correctional Facility after failing to post 10 percent of her $25,000 bail.