Tennessee homeowner kills intruder, wounds second after they allegedly held teen at gunpoint, tased dog

The masked and armed men broke into a home in the 100 block of January Street in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on Friday. The homeowner fatally shot one man and wounded the other, police said. (Murfreesboro Police Department) A homeowner in Tennessee shot two intruders, killing one, Friday night after the men tased the family’s dog and held their teenage son at gunpoint, authorities said.Officers in Murfreesboro responded just before 8:30 p.m.

to the home in the 100 block of January Street and found a masked man with multiple gunshot wounds at the front door of the home, the Murfreesboro Police Department said.The alleged intruder, identified as 52-year-old Kevin Ford, was pronounced dead at the scene.The other intruder, identified as 42-year-old Clifford Wright, was located at the Salvation Army on Main Street with multiple gunshot wounds, police said.AUSTIN HOME INVASION SUSPECT FATALLY SHOT BY RESIDENT, NO CHARGES TO BE FILED: POLICEDetectives said a preliminary investigation revealed that Ford and Wright broke into the family’s home through the front door while both wearing gloves and masks.The men tased the family’s dog and held their teenage son at gunpoint before the homeowner grabbed his own gun, police said.

The homeowner then shot the intruders several times.Clifford Wright, 42, was shot multiple times after he and another suspect, identified as 52-year-old Kevin Ford, broke into the family's home, tased their dog and held their teen son at gunpoint, police said. (Murfreesboro Police Department) Three people were in the home at the time of the incident, according to authorities.