Stamford Home Invasion: Men Posing as Amazon Delivery Workers Assault Couple

Home Invasion by Impersonators

• 🚨 Two men posed as Amazon delivery workers to gain entry into a couple's home in Stamford, Connecticut.
• ⚠️ The suspects, identified as Hayes Edmonds and Sam Odor from Georgia, forced their way into the residence at gunpoint.
• 💡 The homeowner was told one of the suspects had a package requiring a signature before being pistol-whipped.

Assault and 911 Call

• 🤕 The wife was grabbed by the neck and had a pillow placed over her head while she attempted to call 911.
• 🏃 Surveillance video captured the suspects fleeing the scene as police approached.
• 💧 One suspect was seen seeking water and pacing nervously in a nearby pizzeria shortly after the incident.

Arrest and Police Warning

• 🚓 The suspects were apprehended after encountering a roadblock.
• 💰 Edmonds and Odor are each being held on a $2 million bond and face multiple charges.
• 🗣️ Police are reminding residents to be vigilant about deliveries, as criminals may exploit the lack of official uniforms or company vehicles used by some legitimate delivery personnel.
• 🤝 Authorities are investigating potential connections to other incidents in surrounding communities.

Community Impact

• 😨 Neighbors expressed shock and fear, with one stating the incident "shook our neighborhood to the core."
• 🔒 Residents are reassessing their security measures, with some now double-locking their doors more frequently.
• 🏥 The assaulted couple was treated and released from the hospital, and are reported to be physically fine.