By . Daily Mail Reporter . A woman and her family had their home broken into by a Facebook 'friend' who saw her post online that she was on vacation, police have said. Stacey Grant was with her family in Las Vegas when her mother received a call from police that their home in Fontana, California had been burglarized. In astonishing luck, police officers happened to be surveilling the area at the time of the break in on Tuesday and were able to stop and arrest Grant's acquaintance Michael Baston, 21, and two other men, Philip McKnight, 32, and Tyrone Gibson, 20. Scroll down for video . With friends like these: Stacey Grant, left, was stunned when her Facebook friend Michael Baston, right, allegedly stole from her family's home after she posted on the site that she was on vacation . Distraught: Grant said learning her 'friend' had broken in while she was away was 'hurtful' Grant told NBC Los Angeles that she regularly shared her whereabouts with her Facebook friends and had excitedly written, 'Just made it to Las Vegas with my family' on Monday. She said that Baston texted her asking how long her family was away for and how the trip was going, and she said that she innocently believed they were just catching up. But within hours of their text conversation, police . called the family to let them know their home had been burglarized by a group of men. 'It was hurtful,' Grant said. 'My whole room was trashed, there were clothes everywhere. My bed was gone.' Letting the world know: After Grant made this Facebook post, Baston texted to ask when she was back . Scene: Police happened to be in the area and saw the three men carrying furniture from the house . Authorities said that the brazen trio had parked a U-Haul truck outside the home and filled it up items, including flat screen televisions and furniture. Neighbors, who did not know the family was on vacation, told KTLA that they had assumed the men were relatives of the homeowners. But officers were in the area, which had been hit with a spate of burglaries in recent weeks. They spotted the men loading up the van and when they approached them, one of the suspects ran off, confirming their suspicions, KTLA reported. All three men were arrested on suspicion . of burglary, possession of stolen property and conspiracy, and the family returned from their trip immediately. Helping hands: Phillip McKnight, 32, (left) and Tyrone Gibson, 20, (right) were also arrested for burglary . Disappointment: Grant's mother Laverne said they were fortunate they did not lose their belongings but that they have learned not to share details on Facebook again . 'It serves as a reminder to be very careful of what you post on social media sites,' Martha Guzman-Hurtado, a spokeswoman for the Fontana Police Department, told NBC. Grant said she has learned her lesson and that Baston is no longer her 'friend'. 'I don't care about him,' she said. 'He can rot for all I care.' See below for video .
Michael Baston, 21, 'broke into a friend's house with 2 other men after she wrote on Facebook that she was on vacation with her family'
He even texted the friend, Stacey Grant, to find out when she was home .
But police were in the area and spotted the men and arrested them .
By . Daily Mail Reporter . A woman and her family had their home broken into by a Facebook 'friend' who saw her post online that she was on vacation, police have said. Stacey Grant was with her family in Las Vegas when her mother received a call from police that their home in Fontana, California had been burglarized. In astonishing luck, police officers happened to be surveilling the area at the time of the break in on Tuesday and were able to stop and arrest Grant's acquaintance Michael Baston, 21, and two other men, Philip McKnight, 32, and Tyrone Gibson, 20. Scroll down for video . With friends like these: Stacey Grant, left, was stunned when her Facebook friend Michael Baston, right, allegedly stole from her family's home after she posted on the site that she was on vacation . Distraught: Grant said learning her 'friend' had broken in while she was away was 'hurtful' Grant told NBC Los Angeles that she regularly shared her whereabouts with her Facebook friends and had excitedly written, 'Just made it to Las Vegas with my family' on Monday. She said that Baston texted her asking how long her family was away for and how the trip was going, and she said that she innocently believed they were just catching up. But within hours of their text conversation, police . called the family to let them know their home had been burglarized by a group of men. 'It was hurtful,' Grant said. 'My whole room was trashed, there were clothes everywhere. My bed was gone.' Letting the world know: After Grant made this Facebook post, Baston texted to ask when she was back . Scene: Police happened to be in the area and saw the three men carrying furniture from the house . Authorities said that the brazen trio had parked a U-Haul truck outside the home and filled it up items, including flat screen televisions and furniture. Neighbors, who did not know the family was on vacation, told KTLA that they had assumed the men were relatives of the homeowners. But officers were in the area, which had been hit with a spate of burglaries in recent weeks. They spotted the men loading up the van and when they approached them, one of the suspects ran off, confirming their suspicions, KTLA reported. All three men were arrested on suspicion . of burglary, possession of stolen property and conspiracy, and the family returned from their trip immediately. Helping hands: Phillip McKnight, 32, (left) and Tyrone Gibson, 20, (right) were also arrested for burglary . Disappointment: Grant's mother Laverne said they were fortunate they did not lose their belongings but that they have learned not to share details on Facebook again . 'It serves as a reminder to be very careful of what you post on social media sites,' Martha Guzman-Hurtado, a spokeswoman for the Fontana Police Department, told NBC. Grant said she has learned her lesson and that Baston is no longer her 'friend'. 'I don't care about him,' she said. 'He can rot for all I care.' See below for video .
had their home broken into by a Facebook 'friend' police have said. Stacey Grant was with her acquaintance Michael Baston, 21, and two other site that she was on vacation . Distraught: Grant police . called the family to let them know their of the homeowners. But officers were in the area, recent weeks. They spotted the men loading up the