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Police respond to "home invasion"
Police are looking for four suspects.
The Major Crimes Squad of the State Police is investigating a break-in that occured this morning at an apartment on the Willimantic-Mansfield town line.
State Police are looking for four suspects in a "home invasion" that took place at about 10 a.m. today [Oct. 6] at the Colonial Townhouse Apartments on the Willimantic-Mansfield town line.
The victims are a couple who were sleeping when four men allegedly broke into their apartment. Police are not disclosing the names of the victims at this time. However, the victims, who fled their apartment through a window, were not injured. And the intruders apparently left when they discovered the person they were looking for no longer lived at that address.
Police searched the area for several hours, and say the intruders may have been driving a blue SUV.
Anyone with information that could help in the investigation of this case should call State Police Troop C at 896-3222.
This story will be updated when more details become available.
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