Gunmen Tie Up Women In Home Invasion Robbery Targeting Influencer

SHERMAN OAKS, CA — Two housekeepers were hospitalized and their attackers remain on the loose following an early morning home invasion robbery targeting the home of a social media influencer in Sherman Oaks Thursday.

Los Angeles police are looking for three armed men who escaped after a home-invasion robbery in which they tied up two women and ransacked a home in the 3800 block Sherwood Place, said LAPD Officer Drake Madison. The women suffered minor injuries and were taken to a hospital after the attack.

FOX 11 reported that the women awoke in the middle of the night to find guns pointed at them. They were zip-tied and their phones were stolen. They were able to alert the homeowner, an unidentified influencer who shares a child with a prominent music producer, using the home's ring camera system, Fox reported.

According to Madison, officers were called at approximately 2 a.m. to respond to the home invasion robbery.

The suspects were armed with a black handgun and a rifle, according to police. Two were dressed in black clothing and the third was dressed in a gray sweatshirt and black pants, according to the LAPD.

No vehicle description was available.

Madison said detectives were examining surveillance video for potential leads.

City News Service contributed to this report.