Family shaken after home invasion in Robbins, police ask for public’s help

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September 23, 2024

A Robbins family is shaken after the house they were in was broken into on Monday morning.

Robbins Police Chief Ben Haddock said to Moore County News, two people wearing all black with masks forced their way into a home on Hemp Street near Milliken Community Park just before 9a.m. One of the suspects was in possession of a firearm at the time of the break in. The suspects were able to steal money before leaving the home on foot.

A female along with two children were home at the time, none of them were hurt in the incident.

Robbins Police are hoping the community can help identify the suspects by asking anyone in the area that may have seen two people in all black to call Chief Haddock at 910-986-7694.

Patrick Priest

A Moore County native who has spent more than 20 years telling stories across North Carolina and beyond. He’s worked with CNN, WRAL, and CBS 17, and now serves as a Video Journalist for ABC11. Patrick has a passion for breaking news and has earned multiple awards for his coverage. He’s also a certified NWS SKYWARN Storm Spotter and was among the first news videographers in the state to become an FAA-certified drone pilot.

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