Concealed carrier reportedly opens fire on intruder who broke into his Chicago home after midnight, charged at him

A licensed concealed carrier opened fire on an intruder who broke into his Chicago home after midnight Monday and charged at him, CWB Chicago reported.The 33-year-old victim called 911 at 1:24 a.m. and said he shot an intruder inside his home in the 2200 block of East 103rd Street — and had started CPR on him, the outlet said.'Homeowner clearly was in fear of being killed! That’s a justification!'The intruder was shot in the chest, the outlet said.His victim's home is across the street from the South Chicago (4th) District police station, the outlet added.RELATED: 'I didn't have any hesitation': Gun-toting homeowner says he spotted intruder in his house and 'just let it fire' Arriving officers took over lifesaving measures, but the intruder was pronounced dead at 1:43 a.m., the outlet said.The intruder remained a “John Doe” as of Monday evening, CWB Chicago noted, adding that detectives are investigating the shooting.The homeowner said he did not know the intruder, WBBM-TV reported.The residence where the shooting took place is in the Far South Side’s Deering neighborhood, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.Most of the commenters under WLS-TV's Facebook post about the shooting seemed squarely in the homeowner's corner:Homeowner clearly was in fear of being killed! one commenter exclaimed.