Bodycam: Grandma Shoots Intruder While Handcuffed to Chair During Home Robbery

Bodycam footage shows the aftermath of a shocking Idaho home invasion that didn’t end well for the suspect on March 13. Bingham County authorities received a 911 call from an 85-year-old woman claiming she was handcuffed to a chair after her home was broken into and she subdued the invader. Christine Jenneiahn was able to retrieve a firearm she kept under a pillow while she was tied to a chair and shoot the man trying to rob her. Get all the details on this episode of Law&Crime BodyCam.

Jenneiahn told police she woke up at 2 a.m. to a masked stranger in a military jacket pointing a gun at her while she lay in bed. She said he took her into the living room, tied her up, and pistol-whipped her before asking where she kept her valuables. While Derek Condon searched the home for items to steal, Jenneiahn dragged the chair she was handcuffed to back to her bedroom and retrieved her pistol. She then made her way back to the living room and hid the firearm. When Condon returned, he began threatening her. She lunged to grab the stashed weapon and opened fire on Condon, who collapsed after returning fire. Jenneiahn survived the shocking incident, while Condon died at the scene.

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