A man who broke into a woman’s home, assaulted her and then stole her van was convicted of a gross misdemeanor domestic assault on Monday.

Deven Ellsworth Walker, 29, of Austin had faced five other charges, including three felonies of first-degree burglary assaulting a person in a building and in an occupied dwelling and theft; gross misdemeanor driving after cancellation-inimical to public safety and misdemeanor fourth-degree criminal damage to property.

Those other five charges were dismissed after a plea agreement was reached. Walker is scheduled to be sentenced on July 7.

At about 3:10 a.m. on March 13, a woman reported Walker had “kicked in” her door, assaulted her and then stole her 2000 Dodge Caravan. She also told police he had been drinking and did not have a valid driver’s license, according to the police report.

The woman told officers the two knew each other and had been drinking that night before a disagreement.

Sometime later, she was awakened by a hit to the left side of her face, and Walker allegedly yelled at her. The back door was also damaged beyond repair and there was a muddy shoe print near the outside door knob, the report said.

Walker almost damaged her new television but instead smashed a ceramic plant stand when a neighbor walked in because of the commotion.

He allegedly found the keys to her van, told her, “I can do whatever I want,” and then drove off.

Later that morning, officers drove by a home on the 800 block of Third Avenue Northwest and saw the van.

Police found Walker in a back bedroom after being let in by the homeowner. Walker was arrested without incident and his shoes matched the print on the door.