Armed Suspects Tie Up Victims During Home Invasion Robbery

Police are investigating an armed home invasion robbery in which two suspects tied up residents and then robbed them in San Francisco’s Stonestown neighborhood early this morning.

Police said the robbery occurred around 3 a.m. at a residence in the 100 block of Cambon Drive, near San Francisco State University.

Police said the suspects, described as two men in their 20s, entered the home armed with a handgun.

The victims, also described as two men in their 20s, were sleeping when the suspects entered the residence, police said.

According to police, the victims awoke and were then tied up at gunpoint by the suspects.

The suspects stole the victims’ cellphones and wallets, as well as a bicycle, before fleeing.

There were no reported injuries during the robbery and no arrests have been made as of this morning, police said.

Hannah Albarazi, Bay City News

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