Gunshots fired after home invasion

SPRINGFIELD — One of two men has been arrested after an armed burglary in which the assailants held the homeowner at gunpoint to lure a third party to the scene, according to arrest records.

Terrance Devon Goodman, 38, was arrested Tuesday in connection with an armed home invasion and has provided Bay County Sheriff’s Office with an alibi. Goodman said he was at a drug house, a short distance away from the victim’s home, “smoking” at the time but couldn’t provide officers with anyone to corroborate his alibi, investigators reported.

Goodman allegedly broke into a Leslie Lane home Monday sometime before 8 p.m. BCSO arrest records said he and another man, who is only a suspect at this point, waited for the home’s occupant and confronted her at about 8 p.m., pointing a Glock in her face.

According to BCSO records:

The intruders began making demands at gunpoint to contact a particular person and have them come to the residence. The home was occupied by intruders until about 11 p.m. when the victim attempted to flee. The intruders attempted to subdue the victim but were unsuccessful. The two themselves then fled, firing three rounds from one or both guns possessed by the intruders, BCSO reported.

Police found a Glock in a neighboring yard that had been reported stolen. A cellphone was found inside the home, supposedly belonging to Goodman, which was opened to the other suspect’s Facebook page, investigators reported.

Goodman was arrested Tuesday and charged with armed burglary.