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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.
GARLAND, Texas - Garland police are asking the public to help them track down a suspect involved in a deadly home invasion last month.
Investigators say four men broke into the Woodlands at the Preserve apartments, in the 4300 block of North Garland Avenue on March 18.
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The intruders got into a shootout with the resident inside and two of the suspects, 27-year-old Terrail Moore of Dallas and 28-year-old Darrian Lowery of Mesquite, were killed.
26-year-old Desmond Whitaker of Dallas was also arrested on March 29 and charged with Capital Murder.
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.
Williams Wilson (Courtesy: Garland Police)
The suspects can be charged with Capital Murder because they were attempting to commit a felony which resulted in the deaths of two individuals.
No charges have been filed against the resident.