Four members of a Curepe family were tied up, robbed, and terrorised by armed men during a home invasion in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Police said three of the victims of Grass Trace, Curepe, were at home asleep around 5 am, when another family member arrived home and exited his vehicle to open the gate.
As he did so, he was accosted by three men dressed in dark clothing, wearing ski masks and gloves, all armed with firearms. The man was forced into the house, and the rest of the family was forced out of their beds and tied up.
The armed men ransacked the house—taking $12,000 in cash; two gold rings; several cell phones; a Nintendo Switch; one gold bracelet; and a pair of gold earrings. The bandits later fled.
The victims managed to free themselves and called the police after alerting a neighbour. — Anna-Lisa Paul
