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UPDATE: Man shot and killed in Boardman home invasion


Published: Tue, October 30, 2012 @ 5:57 p.m.

BOARDMAN — Township police are now going through the home that was the scene of a home invasion that left one person dead this afternoon.

Ofiicers were called to 5011 Lockwood Blvd. about 3:15 p.m. When they arrived a man was found shot in the kitchen.

The homeowner was inside the house, and it appears the deceased man had invaded the home, according to police.

The homeowner initially declined to let police search the home. The homeowner has retained Atty. J. Gerald Ingram. Once that was done, the homeowner allowed authorities to go through the house, and there was no longer a need to wait for a search warrant.

Police said the home invader had a driver waiting outside, who was apprehended running through a wooded area behind the house.

The getaway driver and homeowner were taken into police custody.

Police confirmed that there are weapons in the house.

Police believe the homeowner knew the attackers.

Dr. Joseph Ohr, chief pathologist with the Mahoning County coroner's office, remained inside the house, where he was examining the body.

Police are not releasing the identities of the men at this time.


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12ndamendment(19 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

So someone break's into your home and threatened your life and then you shoot and kill the intruder. Then you get taken into police custody. lol funny stuff there Boardman Police. I wouldn't let you search my home either if that happened at my residents. Best part is there is one less bad guy breathing.

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2AnotherAverageCitizen(1145 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

If this happened in my home, and I shot an invader, I would have no problem letting them search my home.

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3hollywood(94 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

this whole story sounds kinda funny. i guess in days to come we will here the rest of it. why do police need to search a house that someone tried to rob? do the police do that to every home invasion?

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4RK330(61 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

it's funny but he'll most likely do at least some minimal jail time. ingram is a damn good attorney though so we'll see.

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5Knightcap(363 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

Does anyone know where @freeatlast is? Worried. Usually he's first to comment on Boardman events?

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6janpentz(25 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

You guys are missing an important thing mentioned in the article......"Police believe the homeowner knew the attackers..." Not your typical robbery. There is more to ths story for sure....

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7Education_Voter(790 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

I agree Jan. Also the note that there were weapons in the house. That's obvious. Maybe there were suspicious weapons in the house.

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8Lifes2Short(3814 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

Way more to this story. Should be interesting........

One person was shot and killed this afternoon in Boardman.
Police say a burglar broke through a sliding glass door at a home on Lockwood Boulevard just before 3:30 p.m.

The homeowner was in the kitchen at the time and shots were fired. The burglar was hit by the gunfire and was pronounced dead at the scene by the Mahoning County Coroner.

"The homeowner was home. The entry was gained through a sliding glass door by smashing it out with some object and he came into the house and confronted him in the kitchen," said Capt. Donald Hawkins, Boardman Police Department.

The homeowner, Kevin Neal, did not immediately give police an account of what happened saying that he was waiting for his attorney. He also did not initially grant investigators access to the home, but later let police inside without a warrant. Officers said they found more than one weapon in the house.
Police at the scene said that the burglars and homeowner were acquainted, but the details of that relationship are not known at this time.

This is a developing story. Check back here and tune in to our upcoming newscasts for the latest information.

http://www.wkbn.com/content/news/loca...

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9gdog4766(646 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

Look if truly innocent in this area, you have to protect yourself against some of these police departments.

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10YoungstownBornRaised(721 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

Wow you guys are idiots. It says he was taken into custody, not arrested. They have to interview and question him.

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11rickking123(115 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

Taken into custody can mean the same thing as arrested. It depends on whether or not you are free to leave.

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12VINDYAK(1761 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

At ease folks...A couple of questionable facts to this case need to be cleared up before we can pass judgement.

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13nodice(58 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

If you shoot and kill someone, you will be taken into custody for questioning. Regardless of it's inside your home or not. It's called an investigation. Under your rules, you could simply murder someone and then not let the police into your home? They will get the warrant anyway and it is a crime scene....for the burglary at least. At the conclusion of the investigation, a prosecuting attorney will likely be the one to decide if you are going home or being charged. That is how the law works and the police acted appropriately.

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14Freeatlast(1979 comments)posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago

Knight cap @
I'm in Fl. right now
But I see hulk/Stan still is on
But it still show what is happening in our home
Get your CCW

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