Idaho man was shot when interrupting a burglary in his house. Now a suspect from east Idaho is in custody

Roman Hamann | Canyon County Jail

NAMPA (Idaho Statesman) — Law enforcement in Nampa arrested an east Idaho male in relationship with a theft and capturing from very last Oct.

Roman Hamann, a 38-12 months-aged Pocatello person, was billed with a dozen felonies Wednesday, such as charges of aggravated battery, illegal discharge of a firearm at an occupied dwelling, burglary and grand theft.

All around 1:50 a.m. Oct. 26, law enforcement have been dispatched to a residence in the 7300 block of Edgebrook Push in Nampa after listening to reports of photographs fired, according to a information release from the Nampa Law enforcement Department.

Officers arrived and uncovered a resident of the household experienced been shot in the arm immediately after he interrupted an ongoing theft. The resident was taken to a close by hospital and was taken care of for non-daily life-threatening accidents. Investigators consider Hamann to be the burglar and shooter.

Many months following the burglary and shooting, Hamann was charged and arrested in relationship with the crimes. Nampa law enforcement say Hamann’s bond is set at $1 million.

The section thanked the group for its aid in the investigation. Idaho State Law enforcement, U.S. Marshals and the Meridian and Caldwell law enforcement departments assisted in the investigation.

As of Friday, Hamann was in the custody of the Canyon County Jail. Court docket records display he appeared in courtroom Thursday for an arraignment listening to in a magistrate court. His up coming court docket look is established for Friday, April 16.