An El So­cor­ro fam­i­ly was robbed of over $300,000 in cash dur­ing a home in­va­sion on Tues­day.

Po­lice said three sus­pects went to the house around 12:19 pm on De­cem­ber 17, where one man came out pre­tend­ing to en­quire about fix­ing mu­sic in a white Nis­san AD wag­on which had been parked on the road in front of the gate.

Po­lice said as the vic­tim walked to the rear of the car, two oth­er men ex­it­ed and point­ed guns at him, or­der­ing him, “Doh say noth­ing, walk back in­side.”

Fol­low­ing him in­to the house with his rel­a­tives, the sus­pects be­gan de­mand­ing mon­ey, fol­low­ing which he took them to a wardrobe in his bed­room where they took $40,000 in cash, along with a quan­ti­ty of jew­ellery.

The sus­pects lat­er went to the bed­room be­long­ing to the vic­tim’s par­ents, where they found $300,000 in cash as well as US $2,000.

The TT cur­ren­cy was said to be­long to sev­en adult fam­i­ly mem­bers who re­side in the house.

The US cur­ren­cy was found in the fam­i­ly’s met­al safe.

Po­lice said in ad­di­tion to the cash and jew­ellery, the ban­dits al­so took the DVR and se­cu­ri­ty mon­i­tor for the CCTV cam­eras, which were in the liv­ing room.

Al­though the scene was processed, no work­able prints were ob­tained.

How­ev­er, of­fi­cers can­vassed the neigh­bour­hood for CCTV footage record­ed by peo­ple liv­ing close by.