2 Men Beat Woman in Robbery of Home
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Authorities are searching for two men who pistol-whipped a woman outside her Cerritos home, then forced her inside and robbed her and her family.
The woman suffered a minor cut on her head during the home invasion robbery at 9 p.m. Monday in the 12400 block of Pine Creek Road, said Sheriff’s Lt. Daryl Evans.
The robbers forced the women, along with two young girls, into a bathroom, then left with an undisclosed amount of money and jewelry, Evans said.
As the robbers fled, they saw a neighbor getting into his car and robbed him of his wallet, Evans said. They drove away in a gray Cadillac.
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