MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Tenn. – Deputies with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office are investigating a home invasion that occurred early Wednesday morning in the 100 block of Tylertown Road at approximately 12:10 a.m.
According to Public Information Officer Sandra Brandon, two armed suspects forcefully entered the home after the homeowner heard someone knocking and opened the door, thinking it was a roommate.
Once inside the suspects physically attacked the homeowner and held all five residents of the home at gunpoint while they searched the house for prescription drugs and cash.
The homeowner suffered numerous facial injuries. A debit card, EBT card, cash, prescription drugs, a driver’s license, and a military ID were taken from the home.
The first suspect was described by victims as a black male, five feet tall, 150 pounds, wearing red pants and a white hoodie. The second suspect was described by victims as a black male, five feet eight inches tall, 140 pounds, wearing blue jeans and a dark hoodie.
They were last seen leaving the residence in a white SUV. Make and model is unknown.
Anyone with information is asked to call Investigator Jesse Hedrick at 931-648-0611 ext. 13158 or Crimestoppers at 931-648-TIPS (8477).