Three knife-wielding masked men burst into Milton Keynes home and threaten occupants

A teenage boy was punched and another man was threatened during the attempted burglary
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Three masked men carrying knives broke into a property in Milton Keynes threatening and assaulting the occupants inside on Saturday (5 March).

The masked men broke into a property on Bedford Road in Cold Brayfield, entering the home via the back door.

Once inside, one of the men punched a teenage boy.

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Thames Valley Police are searching for four offendersThames Valley Police are searching for four offenders
Thames Valley Police are searching for four offenders

They demanded drugs and money from the occupants, another offender threatened a man in his 50s.

When their demands weren't met the three men fled the building.

They left the house empty-handed.

Thames Valley Police intelligence suggests there was a fourth offender acting as a getaway driver for the masked crew.

Witness reports suggest he was waiting in a vehicle on Bedford Road.

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The first offender was described as mixed race, around six feet tall, and of muscular build.

Thames Valley Police report that the first man spoke with a local accent and was wearing all dark clothing and a balaclava.

Offender number two is described as white, around five foot nine inches tall, and of a slim build.

He also spoke with a local accent and was dressed in dark clothing.

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The third offender was described as white, around five foot seven inches tall, he was of a slim build and also wearing all black clothing, complete with black trainers.

Detective Constable Matthew Hodgetts-Tate, of the Priority Crime Team based at Milton Keynes police station, said: “This was a very distressing incident for the victims and witnesses involved so I am appealing for anyone with information to please get in touch.

“You can do so by calling us on 101 or by making a report on our website, quoting reference number 43220098963.

“Alternatively, you can provide information completely anonymously through the independent charity, Crimestoppers, by calling 0800 555 111 or by visiting its website.”