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Police say northern Indiana homeowner shoots, badly wounds man who broke into house

KEWANNA, Indiana — Police say a homeowner shot and badly wounded a man who had broken into his house in a small northern Indiana town.

The Fulton County Sheriff's Department says the wounded 41-year-old man's estranged wife was inside the house in the town of Kewanna (kee-WAH'-nuh) when the shooting happened early Monday.

The South Bend Tribune and WNDU-TV report the wounded man was flown to a South Bend hospital in critical condition.

Police say the resident told officers the man had a gun when he broke in soon after midnight in the town about 40 miles south of South Bend. The homeowner told police he shot the intruder and then called 911.

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