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Armed crooks posing as Amazon deliverymen tie up, rob Queens family

Two armed crooks posing as Amazon deliverymen raided a Queens home, terrorizing a family of five including two small children, police said Tuesday. Cops from the 109th Precinct released surveillance images of the two suspects and asked the public's help identifying them and tracking them down. One of the robbers was wearing a yellow reflective vest when the pair approached the single-family home on 152nd St. and 12th Ave. in Whitestone about 6:30 a.m. Monday. The second man was carrying a large Amazon box. The two barged into the home, pulled guns and ordered the family — a 43-year-old father, 39-year-old mom, 18-year-old daughter, 10-year-old boy and 5-year-old girl — into the basement where they were zip-tied and had their mouths sealed with duct tape. The two crooks then went through the home, making off with an undisclosed amount of cash and jewelry. They fled in the victims' Chrysler, which was later found abandoned four blocks away from the victims' home, cops said. The family was not hurt. A few minutes after the robbers left, the father was able to free himself and ran outside for help, neighbors said. 'I just see this man come running out of his house with duct tape on him,' one neighbor told CBS News New York. 'He was definitely disheveled. He was definitely scared and he probably didn't know what just happened himself.' Neighbors were stunned by the brazen robbery, which happened across the street from a local public school. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential.