Breaking: Homeowner Shoots Alleged Intruder in South Glens Falls

Home Invasion in South Glens Falls

A reported home invasion in South Glens Falls early Tuesday morning ended with the alleged intruder being shot by the homeowner, according to New York State Police.

State Police and the South Glens Falls Police Department responded to a Main Street residence around 4:30 AM on October 6th after receiving a report of a home invasion.

The investigation has determined that an individual unknown to the homeowner entered the occupied home and was shot by the homeowner. The homeowner and other occupants were uninjured.  -NYSP

Police: Unknown Individual Entered Occupied Home

According to investigators, an unknown individual entered the occupied residence.

Police say the homeowner shot the individual during the incident. The reports say the homeowner and other occupants inside the residence were not injured, State Police said.

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The person who was shot was transported to Albany Medical Center for treatment. Authorities say the gunshot wound is believed to be non-life-threatening.
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Heavy Police Presence Expected

The investigation remains active, and State Police say residents should expect a heavy law enforcement presence as investigators continue their work.

Authorities stressed that there is no threat to the public at this time.

No identities have been released, and police have not announced any charges or provided additional details about what led up to the shooting.

This is a developing story. We will update it as New York State Police release additional information.