It's a misdemeanor charge since there were no injuries.

If you charge him with that, then he can go to court and plead guilty to a misdemeanor and you can't charge him again.

It was pled down to a misdemeanor, agreed to by the complainant, and there was restitution that was paid.

There are some similarities between this case and the Richmond case.

We're conducting our independent investigation to document the circumstances surrounding the death of the person who was fleeing the scene of a burglary, but we found no reason to believe anything improper occurred.

It wasn't a random act. It appears this victim was an intended target and that this was not a robbery.