A burglar entered a Warrenton home Sunday and left with a video game console and cereal, according to Warrenton police.Officers were called to the home on Lotus Court after the victim noticed that an Xbox 360 video game console, cereal, milk and some loose change were missing from her home, according to police. The theft occurred between 5 and 6:30 p.m. on June 25.The homeowner identified a potential suspect as Christopher T. Dunn, 19, Warrenton. He is charged with stealing and second-degree burglary. That night, police located Dunn and a friend who was with him earlier in the day. The friend stated that he had been with Dunn and a third person when they went to the residence, according to Warrenton police. The friend claimed that Dunn and the third person went into the residence and came out with the console, some games, food and clothes.The Record is not identifying the third person involved because they are not currently charged with a crime.During an interview with police, Dunn admitted to entering the residence and taking the food and some clothes, authorities said.The burglary charge is a Class D felony that would lead to a fine or a maximum of seven years in prison if he is convicted. Dunn has an arraignment scheduled for July 13 at the Warren County Circuit Court.Crime