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Forced entry to home

A GROUP of men wearing Comanchero labelled clothing forced entry to a Berwick house and stole cash last month.
Police said a Berwick man was at home when five or six men threw a gas bottle through the rear sliding doors of his house and entered the kitchen area about 10pm on 27 September.
The victim was confronted by the men before managing to run away from the house.
While he was gone, the men ransacked his house and stole cash, police said.
Police have released an image of one of the men they wish to speak to in relation to the incident.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or Detective Acting Sergeant Harris at Casey Crime Investigation on 9705 3138.

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