A Moruga family was robbed of thousands of dollars in cash and other items during an early morning home invasion on Tuesday.
According to a report, around 2.30 am a 47-year-old technician and his 37-year-old wife were awakened by a noise coming from the living room area of their Fifth Company Village, St Marys, Moruga Road home. They went to investigate and saw three men, one bareback and armed with the cutlass while another had a gun, in their home.
During a struggle with the bandits, the technician was struck on his face. The intruders then robbed him of a quantity of items, including a wallet with $1300, a $4000 base amplifier and a $700 Amazon Tablet. His wife was robbed of two silver rings, four gold rings, five gold chains, a quantity of gold and silver earrings and a gold beera together valued $10,000. The couple's 16-year-old son who was also home was robbed of $1300 cash and a cell phone.
The men gained entry by prying open a plyboard on the northern side of the house. PC Edwards is investigating.
Reporter: Sascha Wilson
