Fake FedEx worker ties up Brooklyn family, steals more than $100K in cash, jewelry

Home security footage showed a man in a purple FedEx uniform and his accomplice entering the family's home and tying them up.

A man who impersonated a FedEx delivery man tied up a Brooklyn family and stole about $100,000 worth of goods Monday with the help of an accomplice.

Home security footage showed the man in a purple FedEx uniform knock on the door with a package in his hand and enter the home, followed by a man in a blue shirt. As soon as the locked safe was opened, the man in the blue shirt wheeled it away from the camera's view and the younger woman was also tied up.

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