Police in Prince George’s County, Maryland, are searching for two people who used rescue tools to break into a pharmacy Thursday morning.
The Bowie Police Department said officers were dispatched to a home invasion at a CVS store on Crain Highway around 2:20 a.m., according to Fox 5 DC.
When officers arrived at the business, no one was in or around the perimeter.
The department said officers immediately began reviewing surveillance footage of the business.
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A Google Earth image shows the CVS Pharmacy at 1910 Crain Highway in Bowie, Maryland.
(Google Earth)
Security cameras showed two suspects dressed in black using a Halligan pry bar, which is a forced entry tool used by firefighters, and a ‘jaws of life’ rescue tool to get into the store.
The suspects reportedly entered through the front door and left within three minutes of entering.
FILE – A firefighter uses the ‘jaws of life’ tool to remove the doors of a vehicle.
(Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto via Getty Images)
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Store employees told police no items were stolen during the incident.
Police are investigating the identities of the two suspects and how they obtained the first aid tools.
A firefighter pictured on the show ‘Chicago Fire’ carries a Halligan pry bar, a forced entry tool used by firefighters.
(Adrian S Burrows Sr/NBC via Getty Images)
No further information has yet been released.
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Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call Bowie Police at 240-544-5700.
