Showing posts with label Home Invasion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Home Invasion. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 7, 2016


By JC Online, Sep 05, 2016 

LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A disabled veteran was injured when two men robbed his home at gunpoint, according to police.

The Lafayette Police Department responded to a report of a home invasion at the 1000 block of Kensington Drive on Saturday night. A man said two unknown men entered his residence, one of whom displayed a handgun, according to an LPD press release.


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Friday, May 22, 2015

Man Shoots And Kills Armed Robber During Home Invasion (VIDEO)

By Bob Owens, May 21, 2015, BearingArms.com

We’ve seen people posting this viral video claiming that it took place in various locations in the United States, which is not true.

Here’s the real story, courtesy of Full30.com:

This attempted robbery took place in Brazil as a couple pulled into their garage. A group of three men hold the door open before it can completely close, and approach the driver side of the car armed with a handgun (seen at 0:37).

The concealed carrier in the driver seat noticed the man approaching and fired several rounds into the attacker. The criminal can be seen letting a shot off at 0:17 as he cowers against the wall.

The 32 year old man who was shot by the driver died from his wounds, and the other two men were apprehended by the authorities.

This is another prime example of a time when local law enforcement can do nothing for you. Your personal safety is your own responsibility.



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Thursday, May 14, 2015

Home invasion suspects terrorize California family with knives 

By ABC Eyewitness News 11, May 13, 2015

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- 
A couple in the upscale Evergreen neighborhood of San Jose, California is still in shock and wondering if they'll ever be safe in their house after a brazen home invasion Friday morning.

Surveillance cameras captured video of the intruders and they're hoping it will help police catch them.

BRAZEN BURGLARY: San Jose police are searching for home invasion suspects accused of terrorizing a family with knives....
Posted by ABC7 News on Tuesday, May 12, 2015
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015

More Than $1 Million in Cash Was Stolen In Burbank Home Invasion; 2 Charged

Surveillance photos of a person of interest in 
a violent home invasion robbery in 2014 were 
released by Burbank police on Feb. 25, 2015.
By Melissa Pamer, Mar. 16, 2015, KTLA.com

Two men allegedly stole more than $1 million in cash during a home-invasion robbery that occurred in an affluent area of Burbank in November, authorities said in announcing charges in the case Monday.

One of two men who allegedly forced their way into a home in the 1300 block of Paseo Redondo on Nov. 1, tying up the housekeeper, entered a not guilty plea in Burbank Superior Court Monday.

Siavash Razaghi of Oak Park and Travis Kennedy of Newhall, both 30 years old, face one felony count each of home invasion robbery, first-degree residential burglary and identity theft, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced.


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Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Homeowners Set Up Doggy Cam To Watch Family Pet-- What They Saw Instead Had Police Rushing To The Scene

Mike Opelka, Dec. 23, 2014, The Blaze

The monitoring system used by this homeowner was an iPhone app called Manything. It allows someone to set up a smartphone link to the web via Wi-Fi and see what the phone’s camera can see.

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Tuesday, November 11, 2014

North Highlands Veteran, 91, Dies From Injuries Suffered In Brutal Home Invasion Robbery

By CBS Sacramento, Nov. 11, 2014


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Wednesday, June 11, 2014

By Staff Reporters, Jun 10, 2014, Stltoday.com

ST. LOUIS • A husband and wife armed with guns were able to stave off an apparent home invasion Monday night, police said.

One man was killed and a second taken to a hospital in the incident, which happened about 11 p.m. in the 4600 block of Newport Avenue.

Police say a 17-year-old girl who lived at the home was outside retrieving something from her car when she was approached by two masked and armed men who forced her into her house, using her as a shield.

The teen’s father, 34, saw the men walking up with his daughter, got his firearm and fired several shots at them, striking both of the men as they entered his home. The teen’s mother, 34, also retrieved a gun and fired once at the men but did not hit either, police said.


One of the men, Terrell Johnson, 31, of the 4500 block of Natural Bridge Road, collapsed on the living room floor and was pronounced dead at the scene.

The second man, Cortez McClinton, 33, was standing behind Johnson when Johnson was shot. McClinton pointed a gun inside the doorway and also was shot. McClinton then ran away and got his brother to transport him to a hospital, police said. He was treated for gunshot wounds to the chest and both thighs.

McClinton, of the 3100 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, was charged with second-degree murder (also called felony murder), kidnapping, burglary and armed criminal action. McClinton’s cash bail was set at $1 million.

In May 2010, McClinton was charged with fatally shooting Bryan Reed, 28, the previous month. Reed was sitting with a friend in a car April 24 in the 3700 block of Minnesota Avenue about 12:40 a.m. when a gunman approached and shot Reed several times.

The St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office dropped murder and armed criminal action charges against McClinton in Reed’s killing because of a lack of witness cooperation, said Susan Ryan, a spokeswoman for the office. McClinton was released from jail in January 2013 after nearly three years behind bars awaiting trial on the murder case and other unrelated charges that were ultimately dropped.


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