Trio brings rifle, sledgehammer to home invasion in Sydney’s south
Men armed with a rifle and a sledgehammer have stolen cash and car keys during a home invasion in Sydney’s south.
The incident happened in the suburb of Yowie Bay, on June 2.
A man who was home at the time of the intrusion received a laceration to the face.
The three men police are looking for. Credit: Supplied
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The trio fled the scene in a silver Audi RS6, and police have now released CCTV images of the home invaders.
The three men broke into the home on Wyralla Rd about 10.40pm on a Sunday last month.
The group forced entry through the front door. Police were told the trio threatened the occupants, demanded money, and had a long-arm rifle and sledgehammer between them.
One of the men got a good look at a camera. NSW Police Credit: Supplied
The robbers took cash and car keys. Police have few details of the men to publicly share.
The first man is described as medium build, wearing a light grey hoodie, dark grey pants with a black face covering.
They fled in an Audi. NSW Police Credit: Supplied
A man home at the time of the break-in suffered a cut to the face. NSW Police Credit: Supplied
The second man has a medium build too and was wearing a black hooded jacket and baseball cap, light grey pants and dark reflective gloves. He held a long-arm rifle.
The third man is thin and held the sledgehammer. He was wearing a light-coloured hooded jumper, black pants and black shoes.
The getaway vehicle used appears to be a silver 2018 Audi RS6 station wagon.
Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers.