Oklahoma City Teen Kills Armed Home Invader
From The Oklahoma City Police Department ~ On January 27th, at 8:30 am, officers of the Oklahoma City Police Department responded to an apartment complex at 2201 NW 122nd #2113 on a "home invasion" call. Upon arrival officers discovered the suspect, 33-year-old Richard Allen Dean (Black/Male, 11/9/73) deceased in the apartment from gun shot wounds.
Upon speaking to the victim, who was identified as 17-year-old Brandus Clayton (Black/Male, 5/15/89), it was discovered that the suspect forced his way into the apartment armed with a gun and demanded money and property from the victim. The victim gave him cash and jewelry but the suspect demanded more.
When asked to leave by a female victim who was also in the apartment, the suspect became agitated and assaulted the female. This is when the victim reached for a firearm kept close by and shot the suspect. Dean was identified as a former outstanding football player at Millwood High School in Oklahoma City who played a short time in the National Football League with the Green Bay Packers.
Police were later called to the scene. Clayton was interviewed but not arrested in the shooting.
A complete investigation will be conducted and presented to the Oklahoma County DA's Office to determine if charges will be filed.
Upon speaking to the victim, who was identified as 17-year-old Brandus Clayton (Black/Male, 5/15/89), it was discovered that the suspect forced his way into the apartment armed with a gun and demanded money and property from the victim. The victim gave him cash and jewelry but the suspect demanded more.
When asked to leave by a female victim who was also in the apartment, the suspect became agitated and assaulted the female. This is when the victim reached for a firearm kept close by and shot the suspect. Dean was identified as a former outstanding football player at Millwood High School in Oklahoma City who played a short time in the National Football League with the Green Bay Packers.
Police were later called to the scene. Clayton was interviewed but not arrested in the shooting.
A complete investigation will be conducted and presented to the Oklahoma County DA's Office to determine if charges will be filed.
Labels: 2nd Amendment, Armed Citizen, Gun Rights
posted by Mike McCarville @ 12:49 PM
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