When a residential burglar fired a gun at Jay Leone last month,
he was initially too angry to realize he had been shot in the
head, he testified Friday.    "Then he took the gun and put it
to my head — click!" said Leone, who knew there were no bullets
left in the gun. "And that was the end of that. He ran away."
Leone testified at the preliminary hearing of the suspect,
Samuel Joseph Cutrufelli, who is charged with attempted murder,
burglary, robbery and firearms offenses by a felon. After the
hearing, Judge Paul Haakenson will decide whether there is
sufficient evidence to hold a trial.  The shooting occurred at
about 10:45 a.m. Jan. 3 at Leone's home on Via La Cumbre. Police
said Cutrufelli entered the home, detained Leone at gunpoint and
searched the residence for property.  After the gunbattle, Leone
called 911 from his house, and Cutrufelli called 911 after
stopping his car just over the San Rafael border. Cutrufelli, a
30-year-old Novato resident, said he had shot himself and needed
medical attention,