Woman allegedly tied up during home invasion in south-west Sydney
A 23-year-old woman was allegedly tied up during a daylight home invasion in Sydney's south-west today.
The international student was tied up by two men during a break-and-enter on Vine Street in Hurstville at 12pm today, according to police.
Her wrists were tied and tape was placed over her mouth.
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The 23-year-old international student had her wrists bound in the home invasion. Nine
The men were reportedly speaking in Mandarin and had asked her questions like "Where are the watches?" and "Where is the man?"
The landlord of the property, a local businessman known for wearing flashy watches, told 9News he believes he was the intended target of the home invasion.
Police say the men broke in through the home's back door.
The landlord of the home told 9News he belives he was the intended target of the break-in. Nine
They allegedly took items from the home and fled before police arrived.
The woman was not physically injured.
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