2 of the 4 men in the Garland apartment break-in were shot and killed by the resident.
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Police said two home intruders were shot and killed by a resident of a Garland apartment complex after he said they forced their way into his apartment early Saturday morning and shot at him.Investigators say four men broke into the Woodlands at the Preserve apartments, in the 4300 block of North Garland Avenue on March 18.
Garland police says they are still looking for 22-year-old Williams Wilson of Dallas in connection with the robbery and shooting. Wilson is also expected charged with Capital Murder upon his arrest.The suspects can be charged with Capital Murder because they were attempting to commit a felony which resulted in the deaths of two individuals.
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