Alleged Intruder Dies at Scene After Homeowner Opens Fire in Phoenix

An alleged intruder died at the scene Saturday shortly before 3:30 a.m. after taking gunfire from a Phoenix homeowner.

KTAR reported that the deceased alleged intruder was identified as 25-year-old Isaac Nathaniel Cordova-Fregoso.

Police indicated Cordova-Fregoso died from “at least one gunshot wound.”

AZ Family noted the homeowner shot Cordova-Fregoso while he was allegedly trying to force his way inside. At this point, police believe the homeowner confronted Cordova-Fregoso and tried to get him to stop trying to make entry, but he did not listen.

The homeowner then shot him.

Police indicate the homeowner’s “statement matched up with the evidence they found.”

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