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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indianapolis police say a 62-year-old woman suffered a suspected heart attack and died after two men broke into her home.
Police say Annett Lofton was pronounced dead about 6 p.m. Wednesday in her home on the city's southeast side.
Sgt. Kendale Adams tells The Indianapolis Star that two men broke into her home by kicking in a door but fled when they realized Lofton was home. The intruders were arrested a short time later.
Police then were called back to Lofton's home for a medical emergency. WTHR reports first responders performed CPR but she was pronounced dead less than an hour after having talked to detectives.
Adams says there's no evidence linking the break-in to Lofton's death.
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