SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (AP) - Police say home invasion robbers have stormed a San Francisco area home and dragged the residents from their beds at gunpoint before fleeing with valuables.
The San Francisco Chronicle says the five men stole a cellphone, a tablet, laptop computers, a video game console, cash, wallets, a camera and luggage before fleeing early Thursday.
Investigators say the robbers broke down the door on the Outer Richmond District home and dragged the residents from their beds and held them at gunpoint in the living room while they ransacked the home.
There are no reports of injuries.
There are no arrests.
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