An alleged intruder forced his way into a Kenosha, Wisconsin, home Friday, attacked the homeowner, and was subsequently shot dead.
WISN reports that police initially received reports that the suspect was “damaging cars at random” around 7:30 p.m.
The reports indicated the suspect was “near 64th Avenue and 69th Street.”
TMJ4 notes that police then received a call about an individual being shot around 9 p.m. Officers arrived to find that the suspect had forced his way into a home and “attacked the homeowner.”
The homeowner shot the suspect, killing him.
After Kenosha Police Department posted about the incident on Facebook, a Facebook user responded to the news, writing, “Good to the home owner. I hope they weren’t physically hurt and can handle the emotions. Good for them for defending themselves and property.”
KPD is in the 6900 block of 64th Ave conducting a death investigation. Officers initially responded to the area around…
Posted by Kenosha Police Department on Friday, September 16, 2022
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