Key Takeaways A Tulsa homeowner shot an intruder who broke into his house, acting in self-defense. The suspect turned aggressive when confronted, prompting the homeowner to fire a single shot. After being shot, the burglar fled but dropped his wallet, which helped police track him down. Authorities found the suspect nearby, who fought with officers and showed signs of impairment. The homeowner remained unharmed, demonstrating the effectiveness of the Second Amendment in protecting individuals. Estimated reading time: 3 minutes TULSA, Okla. — A Tulsa homeowner did exactly what a law-abiding gun owner is supposed to do when a stranger broke…
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