Crime & Safety
Masked Gunmen Invade Stamford Home
No one was injured when the intruders fired two gunshots inside the home.

Two masked gunmen awoke the owners of a Fairfield Avenue home early Sunday in what Stamford Police describe as a home invasion.
“At approximately 6:25 a.m. Nov. 2, two black males wearing masks and armed with guns entered the second-floor residence of 293 Fairfield Ave. The homeowners were awakened to find the two men attempting to get into several rooms on the second floor,” police said in a statement Sunday afternoon.
According to police, “(The gunmen) entered one room and encountered a resident. Another resident confronted the two masked intruders and a struggle ensued. During the struggle one of the suspects fired two rounds into a door and into a ceiling. No one was hit by the gunfire and the suspects ran off onto Fairfield Avenue.”
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Officers from the Stamford Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation and ID bureau recovered the two rounds that were fired and a shell casing. Lt. Diedrich Hohn said a 9 millimeter handgun was fired during the incident.
Nothing was taken during the home invasion.
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Police say the investigation is continuing and if anyone has information on this incident they should call the SPD detective bureau at 203-977-4421.
*Editor’s note: this story was updated to include the caliber of the gun used.
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