A father from Michigan has been accused of making his 11-year-old daughter break into a house in Detroit; however, left her behind when things got sticky. 29-year-old Andre Stephon-Curtis Broadenax reportedly stole a man’s car in Dearborn and then drove to a nearby house being renovated on April 29, per the New York Post.
Reports say the man reportedly broke in and forced his daughter to join.
According to the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office, “The defendant forced his 11-year-old daughter to assist him with the home invasion.”
When the 75-year-old homeowner’s son entered the house, he surprised the father and daughter during their burglary. Broadenax quickly ran, leaving his daughter and the stolen car behind. Detroit officials eventually captured him on foot. Local resident David Bridges noted that the neighborhood is usually quiet and criticized the father’s actions.
Bridge said, “As me being a father of eight kids, I can’t see me using none of my kids to actually break into a house or do anything to harm another person because it’s wrong.”
Prosecutors charged Broadenax with home invasion, larceny, concealing a vehicle, and encouraging his daughter to commit a crime.
#Clique, what are your thoughts?









