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09 September 2008

HOME INVASION
Police tell us that a man had broken into several cars in the neighborhood and later decided to break into someone's home. The intruder had a gun, but so did the homeowner. They confronted each other and exchanged gunfire in the kitchen. The intruder was killed. ... A police spokesperson said, "Criminals usually don't specialize in one type of activity. If they think there's a crime of opportunity, they'll progress to another level." ... In the wake of Friday morning's home invasion, Priscilla Smith wonders if she too had a close call with the man police say broke into her neighbor's home. Smith says, "We had an incident where someone knocked at our door late one night and my husband was up and I kept hearing him say, 'Who is it? Who is it?" and I got up and came to the door and said, “Don't open that door.”
Excerpted from WREG-TV3 Memphis – 28 March 2008

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