Michigan: Invaders stopped: "An accused intruder shot during a botched robbery attempt in Ann Arbor late Friday was arraigned Tuesday on six felony charges in the case. A second man also was arrested Tuesday and is expected to be arraigned today. Ann Arbor Police Sgt. Jim Stephenson said this morning that detectives are seeking a third man but would not discuss his potential involvement in the shooting. The three men are suspects in a late-night attempted robbery and shooting inside an Ann Arbor home in the 700 block of Miller Avenue. Police said several people were inside the home when two intruders forced their way in. Gunfire was exchanged, and a 19-year-old resident and one of the intruders were shot. Stephenson said the intruders appear to have targeted that home, but he declined to elaborate. He declined to say who was firing shots and said police are still piecing together the case, but none of the residents inside the house is expected to be charged - "they are all victims and witnesses.''


IL: Teen killed after burglarizing cop's home: "A Chicago Police roundtable discussion is under way Tuesday afternoon after a teen allegedly broke into an off-duty officer's home and was fatally shot when the officer caught him in the Gresham neighborhood Tuesday morning. The shooting occurred at the 8600 block of South Bishop Street, according to Fire Media Affairs Assistant Director Eve Rodriguez. About 8:30 a.m., an off-duty Gresham District officer, still in uniform, was returning home from work when he found his back door ajar and his home burglarized, according to police News Affairs Director Monique Bond. The officer, an 11-year-veteran, entered his home and heard voices. The officer observed the offender, announced himself as an officer before he shot the offender, who was believed to be armed and allegedly reaching into his pocket, with his service weapon, Bond said."