Armed robbers invaded what police described as a gambling house in San Francisco's Outer Mission neighborhood early Saturday.
Armed robbers invaded what police described as a gambling house in San Francisco’s Outer Mission neighborhood early Saturday, robbing around 10 people of their cash and cellphones at gunpoint.
The three men entered the home in the 5300 block of Mission Street armed with guns and knives around 2 a.m., police said.
The robbers found about 10 people inside, and ordered them all to the ground before stealing their money and valuables, police said.
The thieves fled and no arrests were reported as of Monday morning.
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