UPDATED: Stoneham Police Looking for Home Break-In Suspect Who Allegedly Stole a Laptop

A man who supposedly resembles former New England Patriot safety Rodney Harrison allegedly stole a laptop and confronted a Pomeworth Street homeowner with possibly a screwdriver following a home break-in Friday afternoon, according to Stoneham Police Lt. Jim McIntyre.

At 12:10 p.m., police received a call of a home break-in. The homeowner heard noises in their basement and discovered someone there, according to McIntyre.

After being spotted, the suspect exited the home - which he gained entry to through force and not an unlocked door - and moments later reappeared with a what appeared to be a screwdriver and confronted the homeowner, according to McIntyre. However, the homeowner was not harmed during the incident.

The victim described the suspect as a black man with "close-cropped hair" and looked similar to Harrison, according to McIntyre.

No clothing description was provided, but the suspect may have fled from Pomeworth toward William Street and Main Street in a white Crossover-type SUV, added the lieutenant.

A be-on-the-lookout was issued by Stoneham Police, McIntyre said. No arrests have been made as of 2 p.m. Friday.

Police have yet to receive any leads in their ongoing investigation. If you have information related to the case, the Stoneham Police Department's non-emergency hotline is 781-438-1215.