Man Robbed, Vehicle Stolen In Germantown Home Invasion

PHILADELPHIA – A man's home was ransacked, was forced to take money from an ATM, and had his vehicle stolen Sunday night in a home invasion incident in the Germantown section of Philadelphia, police said.

At about 11 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 10, a resident living on the 100 block of West Logan Street answered a knock at his door and a man and woman barged into the home with a gun, police said.

The pair tied up the victim ransacked the victim's home, taking various items then forced him to his vehicle, according to police and 6ABC.

The man and woman made him go to an ATM at a convenience store and take money out after picking up a third person, police said.

They then fled the area with victim's vehicle, police said.

The victim reportedly was not seriously injured.

The suspects are described as a black woman, 23 years old, who was wearing a blue hoodie; a 21-year-old black male who was wearing a gray hoodie, gray hat blue jeans, and armed with a black handgun; and a black male who was 21 years old.

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