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Police say they are still investigating a deadly burglary where the two intruders were killed early Sunday morning.
It happened around 1:55 a.m. Sunday at a home on Country Club Drive in Jacksonville. Police say according to the victims, as the three residents entered the house they were attacked by two people who were inside.
Police say Diego Everette and Maurice Skinner, both 33 years old and from Jacksonville, were killed.
They say the three people who live at the house, two who are Camp Lejeune Marines, were all treated and released from Onslow Memorial Hospital.
"At this time there is no evidence to suggest that criminal charges will be filed," said Jacksonville police chief Mike Yaniero.
Department of Correction records show Everette had an extensive criminal record, dating back to 2005. He was convicted for various crimes including several larceny counts, forgery, and multiple DWIs,
Skinner served prison time for several assault inflicting serious injury convictions, the latest in 2009.
Yaniero says at this time they can't say if the residents and the intruders knew each other, nor if there were more people in the home at the time.
The police chief is also not saying why the home was targeted, nor if any drugs were involved. "This is not a typical home invasion," Yaniero said. "This was a burglary."
So far there have been no charges in the deaths. District Attorney Ernie Lee says his office is working with Jacksonville police on the case.
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Any word from obama about his other two son`s?.What a tragedy!.
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