It was past 2 a.m. when Charles Carlson awoke to noises.
He went to the kitchen of his Sandstone, Minn., farmhouse to see what was going on and ended up with a revolver pointed at his head, according to charges filed Friday in Pine County.
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Carlson told officers that after he grabbed his gun, he told Watts to get down on his knees and put his hands behind his head, according to the charges. Watts did so, but then began fidgeting and started to stand up. Carlson said he told Watts to stay still, but Watts walked toward him instead.
“Don’t do it, don’t do it,” Carlson said. But Watts “kept coming forward,” the charges say.
Carlson shot Watts in the leg. Watts ran out the door, then turned around and began reaching for the gun in his left pocket, Carlson said, prompting him to shoot Watts a second time.
Asked Friday what made him think to play deaf and blind when confronted by an armed intruder in his home, Carlson replied: “I’m a psychologist.”