Armed Georgia homeowner shoots burglar dead after spotting him in the act

Brooke Mallory, OAN
UPDATED 6:06 Am – March 27, 2023, Monday

A renter in DeKalb County, Georgia, allegedly shot a possible burglar he saw attempting to break into his house.

On Thursday at around 5:30 a.m., shots were fired when the unknown homeowner shot the suspect man. The suspect was afterwards taken to the hospital nearby. Domestic sources claim that he passed away.

While she was preparing meal, Melan Sydnor, a neighbour, alerted the police after hearing the shots.

Sydnor told the media,” I was in the home when there were shots, and it was really loud. I heard a dozen shots before the police arrived nearly five minutes later.”

Another local resident who heard the bullets, Joann Proctor, said she was very concerned about the event and how burglars target homes in the early morning hours.

According to Proctor,” Young men are stalking the neighborhood at night, like 4 to 5 in the morning, and they are checking opportunities.”

Officers questioned the buyer, who has also vanished without being found. Later, the buyer returned to his home around noon without incident.

He apparently won’t be charged because he was defending both himself and his home.

This is a victory for many other pro-gun advocates in the state who are the only ones with access to firearms in cases like this one, in addition to the affected buyer.

An anonymous cousin told the media,” I really think it’s a sad state of affairs for the homeland. In this case, someone having smokin’ was great point.”

The shooting investigation is still ongoing, according to places. Authorities have not yet provided information regarding the defendant motivation for breaking into the home or whether the buyer was a specific goal.

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