After a masked intruder tried to rob Bun B’s home on Tuesday night, the rapper chased the man down and unmasked him to guarantee he went to jail, TMZ reports. Bun B’s lawyer, Charles Adams, told the outlet that Bun and his wife, Angela "Queenie" Walls had a meeting with the District Attorney this week to talk about the attempted burglary, and to make sure they are seen as victims in the case. Everything Bun and Queenie told the police is what law enforcement found in their own investigation. The suspect, Demonte Jackson, has been hit with three first-degree felonies: two counts of aggravated robbery with a weapon and one count of burglary. Adams told TMZ that the intruder wasn’t set on robbing Bun in particular, but was going house to house in the neighborhood and Queenie answered the door. On Tuesday, when Queenie opened the door, the intruder held her at gunpoint and asked for valuables. She offered him her Audi. Upon hearing the situation from upstairs, Bun grabbed his gun and confronted the intruder as he climbed into the car. The two reportedly had a brief shootout, with the intruder eventually running away and leaving his gun behind. He later turned up at a Houston hospital with a gunshot wound on his shoulder. He was treated for his injuries and subsequently arrested.<doc-sep>Bun B called his wife Queenie the hero of the day when he shot an armed intruder in the couple's home April 23, as he explained during an appearance on The Breakfast Club, a nationally syndicated radio show. The Houston rapper was joined by his wife Queenie Freeman and his attorney and friend Charles Adams as the three of them broke down the incident. The incident ended with 20-year-old Demonte Jackson arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon and one count of burglary with intent to commit a felony. It all started when Queenie went to answer the door to their home when she heard the doorbell ring. She quickly peeked out the window, but didn't see anyone, so she thought someone had dropped off a package at the doorstep. When she opened the door, the intruder burst through the door and put the gun to Queenie's forehead. The intruder tried to force Queenie upstairs, but she intentionally fell down to try to prevent him from going upstairs, because that's where Bun was, and she feared the intruder was there to cause harm to her husband. She said she yelled for her husband, "Bun, don't come down here." She said when the intruder heard the rapper's name, it startled him and he tried to take her up on her earlier offer of letting him take the car if he would just leave. She showed him the way to the garage and the couple's Audi, but the intruder had trouble figuring out how to start the car with the push button ignition. Queenie shut the door to the house as Bun was coming downstairs with his gun. She told Bun not to go in the garage, because the intruder had a gun and he might shoot. Bun said on The Breakfast Club he was thinking at the time: "I don't know if he's gonna shoot, but I'm definitely going to shoot." Bun said he opened the door to the garage and saw the intruder in the car, and the intruder turned toward Bun. That's when the two exchanged gunfire. Bun said the intruder eventually fell out of the car and threw the gun down and begged for his life, scurrying away and jumping a fence. Be in the know Text CHRON to 77453 to get breaking news alerts by text | Sign up to receive breaking news alerts delivered to your email here. See More Collapse Bun went back inside the house to get dressed and get another gun so he could find the person and try to identify him. Bun said he had no intention to harm the intruder any further once he was gone from the house. "I just need to know who this dude is," Bun said. "But I told him, if you take this mask off, and I know you, I'm killing you." It turned out to be a random burglary attempt and Bun let him go. Police told the couple that whoever it was would show up at the hospital at some point. Later that day, Jackson went to the Pearland Medical Center with a gunshot wound to the shoulder and was arrested. Although people quickly lauded the rapper for his instincts to protect his wife and his home, Bun said the credit should go to his wife. "I'm so proud of her, not only how she handled herself, but her only thought was to protect me," Bun said. "In the moment, her assumption was this person was coming to get me. She doesn't know it's a random act at that time. So she thinks this person is coming to kill me. So her only thought was I need to hold this person here until Bun can get to the gun and even if he kills me, I know Bun's going to kill him. Usually, the two people who would die in this situation would be me and her, so her thing was like, 'I'll take that loss but I know Bun will avenge me and kill this dude.'" Adams called the whole incident a testament to true love. 'It's easy for wives or husbands to say 'I'm your ride or die.' Yeah, OK," Adams said. "There are so many women who would have just gone upstairs. There's so many men who would have just let that cat drive off. That's why I said this is not a true crime story. This is a true love story. Period." Bun said the couple is doing its best to continue living as normally as possible. The couple was in New York on Wednesday to promote his album TrillStatik with Statik Selektah. Bun showed particular concern for Queenie, who said she was fine physically, but still was tormented by the memories of the invasion. "You get robbed in a grocery store parking lot or whatever, it's away from home, it's a random threat," Bun said. "But when something happens in your home in your personal space that's a different kind of violation. Because it's home, it makes the place you're supposed to feel safe in, threatening to you. You walk in your home, you're supposed to feel relief, right? Not anxiety. So, there's gonna have to be some work done, but we're gonna get through it. She's the best."<doc-sep>
Rapper Bun B got into an intense shootout with a burglar who held his wife at gunpoint and nearly managed to make off with her luxury vehicle, Fox News has confirmed. Houston Police told Fox News on Wednesday, Bun B, whose real name is Bernard Freeman, managed to thwart off the would-be burglar Tuesday evening around 5:45 PM after he heard a ruckus in the family’s garage where his wife’s Audi was parked and ran downstairs to investigate. “A female heard a knock at the door, and when she opened the door, she was confronted by a masked individual who demanded valuables from her,” police told us. “She then offered up her Audi – which was parked in the garage and while Bun B was upstairs, he hears the commotion and grabs a gun and heads downstairs.” According to police, the Houston legend confronted the suspect, DeMonte Jackson, in the garage and the two men exchanged gunfire with Jackson managing to flee on foot, but not before he is shot. Police say Jackson later turned up at a Houston-area hospital with a gunshot wound to his shoulder and was positively identified in a lineup by Bun B. Jackson was treated at the hospital and released into the custody of the jail. He is charged with two counts of aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon and one count of burglary. CLICK HERE FOR FOX NEWS APP Both Bun B and his wife were uninjured in the harrowing incident. The “Trill O.G.” rapper has long been a staple in Houston and the hip-hop community and is one half of the iconic rap duo UGK with the late rapper Pimp C. Bun B's attorney did not immediately return Fox News' request for comment.