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A man known to the victim had crawled through a bedroom window in a ground-level apartment, according to police. The victim came home and found the suspect standing in his kitchen.
A record of Minnesota home invasions. Consider it a warning, a cry of doomsday, or a call to self-defense, whichever you prefer.
A man known to the victim had crawled through a bedroom window in a ground-level apartment, according to police. The victim came home and found the suspect standing in his kitchen.
Two people broke into a rural Winona County house early Saturday but were chased off by an armed homeowner.
The owner of a house along County Road 17 south of Witoka, Minn. awoke about 3 a.m. to the sound of rapping, possibly someone knocking on a door, Brand said. Then he heard glass breaking, got up, and grabbed a .22 handgun he kept by the bed.
The homeowner encountered the intruders, yelled at them, then fired two shots from the handgun, Brand said. The intruders left the house and drove away, and the homeowner called 911.
A Rochester woman received quite a scare when two men with handguns burst into her home around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Five men were robbed at gunpoint by three masked men at a Coon Rapids residence late Thursday night (June 23).
According to the Coon Rapids Police report, five men, all in their 20s, were standing in an open garage at a home on the 9300 block of Foley Boulevard shortly after 11:30 p.m. when three black males wearing dark clothing and ski masks confronted them, one of them armed with a handgun.
MINNEAPOLIS - Homicide investigators are asking the public to help them make an arrest in a possible home invasion and shooting in south Minneapolis that left a 25-year-old man dead early Wednesday.
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Once inside, police say they assaulted the homeowners and stole about $1,500. Then they say Howard drank a bottle of beer from the refrigerator.
Police matched DNA on the bottle to Howard.
According to authorities, it started when a woman called 911 to report a burglary in progress at her home. When police arrived, the burglar took off.