Stuckey declined to be interviewed by The Crimson. His lawyer, Robert K. Leroi, could not be reached for comment.
Reports of missing items from Matthews Hall continued to trickle in to HUPD headquarters over the weekend. The final toll of the break-ins to Matthews, Weld and Thayer Halls over the last four weekends is still not known.
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Meanwhile, McNamara said student awareness is critical to preventing this kind of crime in the future.
McNamara has noticed an increase in the number of calls from students reporting suspicious people in the Yard. Calls are crucial to allowing HUPD to do its job, she said, and stopping trespassers before they rob.