The suspect allegedly entered the bedroom of a woman in Palo Alto and sat on her bed.The suspect allegedly entered the bedroom of a woman in Palo Alto and sat on her bed.Palo Alto police are looking for a man who allegedly enters a woman's bedroom, turns off the lights, sits on her bed and tries to talk to her before leaving.According to the Palo Alto Police Department, the police contacted the police at 3: 45 a.m.m.On Sunday, a break-in occurred at the apartment in the 3900 block of El Camino Real.Police interviewed two women in their 20 s who said a man entered one of their bedrooms "wearing gloves and holding flashlights" while trying to learn.The woman said the man turned off the light and sat by her bed trying to talk to her.She left the room to find her roommate and the suspect left the apartment.Related reports: a 96-year-old California man found 700 ratsPolice at home, saying the suspect did not touch the woman, threaten or steal anything during the encounter.The police were unsure of the motive and said he might enter the apartment through an unlocked front door.The suspect is described as a Hispanic male in his 30 s, 5 feet and 8 inch tall, weighing about 180 pounds.At the time of the incident, he was wearing a dark hooded jersey and black trousers.Also: anyone with suspect information is encouraged to call 650-329-2413 or email an anonymous tip-off call from the police station at paloalto @ tipnow.org.Eric Ting is a staff writer at SFGATE.Email him at the meeting @ sfchronicle.Follow him on twitter and start receiving breaking news emails about floods, wildfires, civil emergencies, riots, National breaking news, Amber Alerts, weather emergencies, other critical events in SFGATE's breaking news email.Click here to make sure you get the message.