Man breaks into wrong home

 Blaze:

A man with a long criminal record faced the ultimate penalty for breaking into the wrong home after discovering an armed mother, according to Illinois police.

The Joliet Police Department said they responded to a residence on Hadrian Drive on the far west side of Joliet at about 10:30 p.m.

Police said they saw signs of forced entry at the home and found an unresponsive man on the second floor with gunshot injuries. Paramedics pronounced the man dead at the scene.

They found a woman at the home with her baby. The woman told them she had hid in a closet of her bedroom with her child after she heard the sound of a man breaking in. She also had a handgun with her.

When the man entered the bedroom, she shot him in the head.

Police said they found a screwdriver in the man's possession and that he was wearing gloves at the time of the shooting.
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She must have been a good shot shooting th perp in the head.  She was a mother protecting her child. 

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