A Tempe man is lucky he survived a home invasion on Thursday!
The Tempe man was home waiting for a roofing company to arrive. When the home invasion suspects knocked on the door, the victim assumed it was the roofing company and opened the door.
The first Home Burglary and Home Invasion?Safety Tip to remember and follow is to NEVER open your door just because someone knocks or rings the doorbell. If someone comes to your door, keep the door closed and locked; ask them who they are and why they are there. If you have a home video surveillance camera installed by the door, use it to get a visual on them. Before opening your door, get some identification, especially if they say they are with a business or the police. Then, call the company or police department to verify the identification or badge number. If they don?t check out, immediately call 911.
Home invasion thieves use a lot of trick to get us to open our doors to them: they pose as repairmen, delivery men, say they just hit your car, as well as using young children saying they are selling cookies or raising money for their school. Be extremely careful; it?s better to be safe than sorry!
In the case of the Tempe man, not only did the home invasion suspects knock him to the floor and steal items from his home, but, they forced him to drive to a convenience store and withdraw money from an ATM. Fortunately, after the home invasion suspects got the money, they let the victim go. Many times home invasion results in serious injury, physical assault, rape and murder.
After the home invasion suspects released the victim, he returned to the convenience store and the police were called. The suspects were found and are now in custody.?Read the entire story here.
Source: http://www.xpressprotection.com/home-invasion-phoenix-az/
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