It could be a piece of evidence that might help solve a case,
but a Westside woman says police are not interested in it.
Brittany Myers said someone broke into her home near Florida
State College at Jacksonville's Kent Campus and stole thousands
of dollars worth of stuff, but left behind a cigarette butt.
Myers said the cigarette butt would have saliva, which means
DNA, and if police would test it, she thinks the case would have
a much higher chance of being solved.  The break-in happened New
Years Eve around 7:30 p.m. when Myers and her boyfriend were out
with friends.  "One of the bricks from our tree was taken and
used to smash open the window," Myers said. "Then they're able
to get in the window without breaking the second pane to unlock
the door."  She said the crook combed the home, taking
computers, a camera and her boyfriend's gun.  "When I went to my
bedroom, on the first sight I noticed that the left sock drawer
was open," Myers said.  The alarm went off and her 18-year-old
brother came back home