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Liberty police are questioning an alleged burglary that happened on Euclid Boulevard around 1 a.m. on Friday. <\/p>\n
An alleged victim, who called 911, told operators at least three people broke into the home carrying guns and flashlights. <\/p>\n
Another caller said the intruders claimed to be police serving a warrant. <\/p>\n
The victims allege they were forced to the ground and a child's arms were duct taped. <\/p>\n
When officers arrived on the scene, they found bullet holes and spent shell casings. <\/p>\n
According to police, the victims did not state there were shots fired until after officers located the evidence. <\/p>\n
While police were on scene, a man who identified himself as Kevin Cylar arrived. According to officials, Cylar would not allow the victims to go with policeto be interviewed or issue statements. <\/p>\n
An additional officer went to the home but was unable to get consistent witness statements. <\/p>\n
The victims were unable to say if the burglars left on foot or in a vehicle. <\/p>\n
All of the victims refused medical attention. <\/p>\n
Liberty Police Chief Rich Tisone says the circumstances surrounding the case are highly suspicious. <\/p>\n
21 News spoke to the only adult who was in the home during the alleged incident. She says each victim gave a statement to police at the scene and they may have varied because each person was in a different part of the home. She says all five victims are upset police aren't taking the matter seriously. <\/p>\n
Chief Tisone says the department would still like to speak with the juvenile victims. <\/p>\n
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