An intrusion suspect who allegedly tried to make entry into a Springfield, Missouri, home Friday night died after being shot by the homeowner.
Ozarks First reports that the incident occurred around 11:00 p.m. Friday night.
Springfield Police Lieutenant Chad McIntyre indicates that the suspect was allegedly breaking into the home when he was shot.
KY3 identified the deceased suspect as 36-year-old Kenneth L. Clay. He was shot by homeowner David R. Jones, who says Clay allegedly shot first, striking him in the foot. Jones then returned fire, killing Clay.
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