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Gang force their way into home

FOUR men forced their way into a bungalow in Hampton Park while the resident was home and stole a number of valuables over the weekend.
The aggravated burglary occurred about 1am on Saturday at a bungalow at the back of a house along Robjant Street.
Police said four men, three of them covering their faces, forced their way into the property and made demands for valuables, and made off with a laptop, iPad and two mobile phones.
The men were not known to the victim, police said.
Police have released an image of one of the men involved, who did not have his face covered.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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