Suspect in Custody in Davie Woman's Death 
 
 Davie Police said they have arrested the man who is responsible for killing a woman inside her home and police say, it looks like she died when she stumbled across a burglary in process. Resiles on Thursday was charged with murder in connection with the Sept. 8th death of Jill Halliburton Su. They also confirmed that a glass door was smashed near the pool and items were taken from the home, but not recovered.  NBC 6's Gilma Avalos has the details after Davie Police arrested a man they say killed a woman in her home. “It appears it was a burglary.” 
 
 Su's body was found in a bathtub at her home in the gated community of Westridge near I-595 and Nob Hill Road the afternoon of Sept. 8. Sunrise police arrested Resiles, 20, of Lauderdale Lakes, at the Sunrise home of a girlfriend and her mother, Engle said. “Evidence that we were able to obtain on the scene led to the arrest of Mr. Resiles, and he is being charged with first-degree homicide,” said Capt. The body of Halliburton Su, 59, was found in the master bathroom of the home where a rear window had been broken, police said. (Published Thursday, Sept. 18, 2014) 
 
 Resiles has a criminal history, including an arrest earlier this year in Boca Raton on charges of burglary of a dwelling, grand theft and resisting arrest without violence. CBS4 has also learned Resiles was busted for burglary in January in Boca Raton, Police say when he was arrested, he had a laptop, camera, iPad and jewelry with him that had been stolen. Resiles' attorney in that case and two others, Brian Frederick Greenwald of Fort Lauderdale, said about his client's arrest on a murder charge, "I'm in shock." "The family wants to thank the Davie police and neighbors and friends for their support and compassion, but they need time to grieve," Greitzer said. “This is a family and the people who come here are such special people because they want to do something so wonderful, provide reading material for blind people, I mean that’s a pretty high calling,” said said Harry Sharp of Insight For the Blind. Halliburton Su volunteered for nearly a decade at Insight for the Blind, where she read from publications for recordings that are made available to the organization's clients, said Matthew Corey, the organization's president and chief executive officer. DAVIE (CBSMiami) — Police have made an arrest in the death of Davie wife and mother Jill Su whose body was found in a bathtub in her home earlier this month. “We did a calls-for-service check of this neighborhood, and outside of just common alarms, there has been no crime,” Engle said. He praised Sunrise police for arresting Resiles and the Broward County Crime Lab for processing evidence from the crime scene, adding that detectives had not yet submitted all of the evidence for testing. "The fact that we have this individual in custody does not end our investigation," Engle said. He said often criminals work in pairs and he said police were looking “at everything.” Anyone with new information is urged to call Davie Police or Broward Crime Stoppers at (954) 493-TIPS (8477).
– Authorities have arrested a man in the case of a Halliburton relative found murdered in a bathtub. Police say Dayont'e Omar Resiles broke into Jill Halliburton Su's Florida mansion in a gated community Monday and killed her around 11:30am, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports. "It appears it was a burglary" but "we cannot say how he got in or out," the Davie police captain said yesterday, per NBC Miami. "Evidence that we were able to obtain on scene led us to the arrest of Mr. Resiles, who is being charged with first-degree homicide." He added the investigation is continuing, however, "because it's not clear if there was any sort of personal connection. I don't want to discount anybody." CBS Miami reports Resiles has a history of breaking into upscale homes but was not seen on surveillance at the community's gate. "It is nerve-racking," says a resident. "I don't know how this person got in." Su and her husband, a prominent insect expert, had returned from a trip to Malaysia just a day before the murder. Their son, Justin, 20, discovered his mother's body in the master bathroom of the home. A glass door had been broken and items were taken; they haven't been recovered. "A hole has been left in my heart," daughter Amanda, 24, wrote on Facebook. "Nothing is going to make my life feel whole again." The Sun Sentinel notes that Su was a distant relative of the founder of the oil services conglomerate and not an heir to any Halliburton fortune.