California homeowner shoots intruder who tried to burglarize house: police
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An armed California homeowner shot and injured a would-be burglar who broke into his house in an affluent Los Angeles neighborhood Monday while at least one other suspect is on the run.
The other suspect fled before police arrived on the scene a short time later. Michael Dorgan is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business.
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Police found the 25-year-old suspect injured inside the home, located at the 11600 block of Addison Street, while the homeowner, who was in the house on his own at the time, was also injured, LAPD Capt. Kelly Muniz said at a press briefing Monday.
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