The family say they've been left traumatised and afraid to sleep in their own home. 9News
Three males forced entry to the Darlington address, in the Perth Hills, and confronted the sleeping occupants inside.
The ordeal started just after midnight when one of the men snuck in through a window and found a couple in their 60s and a woman in her 20s.Three men forced entry to a Darlington home, in the Perth Hills, and confronted the sleeping occupants early on Wednesday morning.The family, who say they've been left traumatised and afraid to sleep in their own home, ran to neighbours for help.The family ran to neighbours for help.
"They kept them in one room and they had their daughter there as well so it must've been so frightening for them," neighbour Isabella Katafoni said.The three men are yet to be apprehended.
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