Boarded up window where man broke into state Rep. Tom Sloan's office in the Statehouse.

Outside view of broken window in state Rep. Tom Sloan's office.

Topeka ? A 30-year-old man was arrested Friday for allegedly breaking into the Statehouse office of state Rep. Tom Sloan, R-Lawrence.

Sloan joked before the full House Friday morning that “none of my state secrets were stolen.” The suspect probably thought he was breaking into the office of a more influential legislator, Sloan quipped.

Giovanni Ronald Barcelona, of Topeka, was arrested without incident on suspicion of criminal damage to property and criminal trespassing, according to Patrick Saleh, a spokesman for the Capitol Police Department.

The incident occurred at 1:27 a.m. when Capitol Police responded to a glass-break alarm, Saleh said. At 1:29 a.m., they found a man on top of Sloan’s desk talking and rambling nonsensically, he said.

Saleh said nothing was stolen from the first-floor office. The large window was broken with a rock. Saleh said police think the break-in was a random act and that there was no connection between the suspect and Sloan.

A large piece of plywood was in place where Sloan’s window pane used to be.