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Jamestown (CSi) It’s not know at this time if charges pending against Richie Daniel, who allegedly broke into a Jamestown home, last Friday, until the Stutsman County State’s Attorney reviews documents and Richie Daniel recovers from his injuries. He could face burglary and assault charges.
Jamestown Police Chief, Scott Edinger says Daniel is the husband of Irene Daniel, who was in Jones’ home at the time of the incident.
Jamestown authorities reported that homeowner Delmonty Jones, who resides at 1115 First Ave N, shot an intruder in his home. Richie Daniel, the man who broke into Jones’ house, was shot in the abdomen and taken to a Fargo hospital.
Lt. Justin Blinksy stated that there was another male and female in the home during the scuffle and that all individuals appear to know each other.
During the investigation, Jones’ dog charged authorities K9 patrol and they ended up shooting Jones’ dog. Stutsman County Sheriff Chad Kaiser said Deputy Matthew Thom, K-9 Unit “Dreamos’” handler, attempted to move Dreamos away from Jones’ dog to de-escalate a possible confrontation between the two dogs.
The dog was transported to Southwood Vets and was later put down stemming from injuries.
Chief Edinger said that he was sorry that Jones’ dog was shot and killed, adding that, “The important thing is no other human beings were injured. We feel terrible this happened.”
Previously…
JAMESTOWN, N.D. (AP, CSi) – Jamestown police say an early morning home invasion ended with a man being shot. (see more below)
Lt. Justin Blinsky says, the man who broke into the home at 1115 1st Avenue North, shortly before 12:30 a.m. Friday, got into a confrontation with the homeowner and was shot in the abdominal area with a handgun. He was taken to Jamestown Regional Medical Center and later tranferred to a Fargo hospital with injuries that Blinsky says do not appear to be life-threatening.
Blinsky said the doors to the house were locked and there was another male and female in the house during the incident.
The investigation is ongoing and no names of anyone involved have been released by the Jamestown Police Department.
The Stutsman County Sheriff’s Office, Stutsman County Narcotics Task Force and North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation assisted at the scene.
More information as it becomes available on line at CSiNewsNow.com
Jamestown, ND (WDAY TV) – A home invasion in Jamestown turned into a nightmare for the homeowner. The homeowner shot the intruder. Police shot his dog.
Police were called to a home around 12:17 a.m. The homeowner says everything happened within five minutes.
Delmonty Jones, “It was just so crazy. It happened so fast. I don’t even know what happened, it happened so fast. All I know is somebody was in my house that wasn’t supposed to be there.”
Delmonty Jones, the owner of the house on 1st Avenue North, says he was just getting back from a business meeting when he heard a loud noise.
Jones, “I heard this crash. It sounded like a window, but I guess it was him kicking the door in. He came in. He head butted me.”
During the confrontation, Jones says he was able to grab his handgun and shoot the intruder.
Lt. Justin Blinsky/Jamestown Police, “He’s in the Fargo hospital at this time. We believe that the injuries were non-life-threatening.”
A woman who was at the house during the break-in says the intruder was her husband who she was planning on leaving. She told us the bullet is stuck in his hip bone and is heading into a second surgery.
Lt. Blinsky, “It’s not taken lightly when you’re using that amount of force and so that’s part of the investigation.”
After the police arrived, Jones was handcuffed and taken outside. That’s when his says he dog came out of the home and someone from the sheriff’s office shot it.
Jones: “He (the dog) didn’t even go for the police officer. He was going for the police’s dog. The Sheriff’s dog. He wasn’t even bothering him. You know he could’ve tazed my dog, but instead he shot my dog. ”
The dog was taken to the vet and put to sleep later Friday morning. Jones says he was very pleased with how the police handled everything up to that point.
Jones, “He was everybody’s family dog and everybody loved Suge. It’s just, Wow. Today’s a sad day for me.”
Police say charges against the intruder and possibly the homeowner could be filed early next week.
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