HOUSTON – Imagine walking into your apartment and seeing two uninvited men holding several of your personal items. That was the reality for two Houston residents who walked into a home invasion on Aug. 26 in southwest Houston.
Houston police released home surveillance video of the suspects involved.
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Police said that at around 11:15 p.m., the two male residents were arriving at their apartment, located at the 5400 block of Braesvalley. As they walked in, they saw two men in the living room, holding some of their personal property.
In the video, you can see the two suspect effortlessly walk into the apartment, stealing things before the two men walked in on the invasion.
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The victims were seen being attacked and assaulted by the suspects before they fled the apartment.
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