Legal Question in Criminal Law in Massachusetts

Re: breaking and entering

You have several options, some of which are (1) confronting this individual with your beliefs and information in the hope that this will cause him to stop; (2) forwarding the information to authorities to see if they will follow up and investigate; or (3) do something to get solid evidence. If this person is not privy to your hunch, why not set up a small security camera in your home and tape the events of the day?

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Re: breaking and entering

alarm the house & put a video camera at the site(s) of the sources of entry and where the $ is stored.