The arrest took place on Tuesday, and the homeowner is being held on suspicion of murder.

The shooting occurred on Monday evening when two men and a woman arrived at the homeowner's East Oakland residence in a stolen Infiniti Q40. According to a witness, one of the men was carrying a crowbar as they entered the property. Shortly after, a gunshot was heard, prompting the police to respond to the scene.

When law enforcement arrived, they discovered the homeowner pointing a stolen Colt Python revolver at the female suspect. The woman informed the authorities that her male accomplice had been shot by the homeowner. Despite efforts by firefighters and paramedics to save the suspect, he was pronounced dead at the scene. As of now, his identity remains unknown.

Another suspect was found with a replica gun and was subsequently arrested on suspicion of burglary. The case is currently under review by the Alameda County District Attorney's Office, which has not yet decided whether to press charges against the homeowner.

Neighbors reported hearing two gunshots on the fateful night and witnessing the injured suspect stumbling out of the house before collapsing. They then saw the homeowner exit the residence with his weapon. Legal analyst Michael Cardoza suggested that depending on the details of the case, the homeowner may have the opportunity to argue self-defense, especially if he felt that his life or someone else's life was in immediate danger.

Prosecutors have until Thursday to determine whether they will bring charges against the homeowner. So far, the homeowner has chosen not to cooperate with investigators regarding the incident.

This incident has sparked a debate surrounding the fine line between self-defense and excessive force. As authorities continue to investigate, the public awaits the district attorney's decision on the fate of the homeowner.

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