Crime & Safety
Port Chester Family Bound With Duct Tape During Armed Home Invasion
Police don't think the incident was random.
PORT CHESTER, NY — A Port Chester family of five were bound with duct tape and held at gunpoint Wednesday during a home invasion by two men.
Felix Veras, a deli owner, was arriving at his Madison Avenue home around 12:30 p.m. when the men jumped and pistol-whipped him as he got out of his car, abc7ny.com said.
The suspects, who police are searching for, asked for money and demanded his safe be opened.
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Family of 5 bound with duct tape during terrifying Port Chester break-in: https://t.co/comvrnBoPr pic.twitter.com/ADikjo5ABW
— Eyewitness News (@ABC7NY) March 10, 2017
News 12 said the men got away with jewelry and watches and that police believe it was not a random act.
For more details, go to abc7ny.com and News 12.
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