Randolph Home Invasion: Three Wanted In Armed Attack

RANDOLPH, MA — Three men forced their way into a Randolph home Thursday morning, police confirmed.

At about 9:53 a.m., officers were called to a residence on Highland Avenue for a report of a home invasion. At the scene, police were told that three men forced their way into the home and demanded money. At the time of the incident, a female babysitter in her 20s was taking care of three children ages 3, 5 and 17. The babysitter and 17-year-old were bound while the suspects ransacked the house.

One suspect is described as a Vietnamese man in his early 20s, wearing grey sweatpants and a red and white striped shirt. The other two suspects are both described as Hispanic men in their early to mid-20s with arm tattoos, wearing plain white t-shirts and sweatpants.

No injuries were reported and the only item reported stolen was a gold chain, police said.

The incident is under police investigation.