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Police looking for witnesses after home invasion in Richmond

Darpan News Desk Richmond RCMP, 27 Mar, 2021 12:50 AM
  • Police looking for witnesses after home invasion in Richmond

At approximately 9:30 p.m. on Tuesday March 23rd, a male and female couple were home watching television when their doorbell rang. When the couple answered the door, four men barged in, armed with a crowbar and a possible firearm. Once inside, the suspects restrained the victims before ransacking their home and leaving with several items belonging to the victims.

Corporal Ian Henderson of the Richmond RCMP said, This was a very frightening incident for the two victims who were simply enjoying a quite night at home when it happened. However, based on the initial investigation, this incident does not appear to have been a random one. It seems the suspects may have had specific targets in mind, but chose the wrong home at the time, said Henderson.

Police are looking for four suspects, all of whom were wearing dark clothing with hoodies at the time. This investigation is still ongoing.

Police are asking nearby residents to check their home security video systems to see if they may have captured the suspects in the area at around 9:30 that evening.

If you happened to have witness this incident, captured it on security video, or if you have information that may help police identify and locate the suspects, please contact the Richmond RCMP at 604-278-1212, quoting file number 21-7675.

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