Man because of a break -in, attack during independence shooting

Independence, Mon. –

A man is charged after he was allegedly forced to go to a house in Independence, Missouri and shot another man during a confrontation on March 12.

Joshua Perry is accused of illegally entering the residence and opening the victim of fire, which has left serious injuries.

According to a likely explanation, the officials answered the scene on March 12 at 10:48 p.m. after the wounded victim had called 911.

The police found the man in the house with gunshot wounds on the chest and left the forearm.

A witness told the investigators that she lived with another person in the residence.

The witness reported that she and the victim were in a bedroom when Perry entered the house uninvited and confronted her. There was a fight for the weapon.

Shortly after the incident, Perry called 911 and reported that he had been shot.

Officers later found him in his apartment, where he was taken into custody.

After receiving medical treatment, he was brought to the police headquarters.

During an interview, Perry admitted without permission to enter the house and struggled with the firearm, claimed that the weapon was accidentally released.

The investigators restored the firearm in the back yard and found mussel sleeves in the residence.

The prosecutors have charged Perry for break -ins, assault and armed criminal lawsuit.