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MIAMI — An intruder was shot by a homeowner on Tuesday morning after he was apparently caught trying to break into the man's home in the unit block of N.E. 42 Street. The incident occurred at about 6:30 a.m., according to Miami police. "The homeowner of the property was asleep and his alarm went off. He didn't really think that much of it," explained Miami Officer Christopher Best, who told Patch that the homeowner subsequently went to investigate. "He saw an unknown offender in his back yard with a pair of bolt cutters trying to break inside the window," Best said. "He shot the offender." Best said that the suspect was taken to Ryder Trauma Center of Jackson Memorial Hospital where he was listed in critical but stable condition with a single gunshot wound to the left side of his abdomen. Neither the homeowner or the suspect were identified. Photo courtesy Miami Police Department.

MIAMI — An intruder was shot by a homeowner on Tuesday morning after he was apparently caught trying to break into the man’s home in the unit block of N.E. 42 Street.

The incident occurred at about 6:30 a.m., according to Miami police. “The homeowner of the property was asleep and his alarm went off. He didn’t really think that much of it,” explained Miami Officer Christopher Best, who told Patch that the homeowner subsequently went to investigate.

“He saw an unknown offender in his back yard with a pair of bolt cutters trying to break inside the window,” Best said. “He shot the offender.” Best said that the suspect was taken to Ryder Trauma Center of Jackson Memorial Hospital where he was listed in critical but stable condition with a single gunshot wound to the left side of his abdomen.

Neither the homeowner or the suspect were identified. Photo courtesy Miami Police Department.

The Intruder set off an alarm at the home. 