Crime & Safety

Man Shot, 2 Zip-Tied In Home Invasion Robbery In Temple City

A man was shot and at least three suspects made off with an unknown amount of cash during the home invasion, police said.

TEMPLE CITY, CA — A man was shot and at least three suspects made off with an unknown amount of cash during a home invasion Sunday in Temple City, where two people were zip-tied and a baby was at the residence at the time of the crime, authorities said.

The gunshot victim, taken to a hospital by private vehicle, was expected to survive his wounds, said Lt. R. Van Hoosen of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's Temple City station.

The robbery occurred around 4:30 a.m. in 9700 block of Longden Avenue, said Van Hoosen, adding it was not immediately known how the suspects gained entry into the home.

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Authorities had no suspect descriptions and it was not immediately known if the suspects fled the scene in a vehicle or on foot.

The sheriff's Temple City station urged anyone with information regarding the crime to call them at 626-285-7171.

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— City News Service