A Philadelphia resident defended her home by opening fire on a group of intruders who forced their way into her apartment early Sunday morning. Security footage appears to show a man walking past a house as the unrelated manhunt for Michael Burham continues elsewhere.

According to the Philadelphia Police Department, officers responded to a shooting report in the Germantown neighborhood around 1:34 a.m. They discovered the female resident on Germantown Avenue near one of the injured suspects. The woman explained to authorities that four unidentified men had entered her apartment without permission.

A confrontation occurred, leading the resident to shoot at the intruders as they attempted to escape. One suspect, identified as 48-year-old Jermaine Parker, sustained gunshot wounds to his right leg and arm. He was transported to Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia after receiving on-site medical treatment. Police later located a second suspect, 45-year-old Randy Miller, on a nearby street. Miller, suffering from a gunshot wound to the back, was also taken to Einstein Medical Center Philadelphia in critical but stable condition.

Both Parker and Miller face burglary charges. The Philadelphia Police Department confirmed the woman's actions were in self-defense during the commission of a criminal trespass and burglary.

The authorities are currently investigating the incident and have not yet released information about the remaining two suspects. The investigation is ongoing.