Machete-swinging robbers who plunder the house of a family before they steal their dogs are hunted by the police.
RAF officer Jason Shutt, 53, and his 40-year-old wife Sashi also had £ 20,000 cash and valuables from their property in Ruislip, West-London.
The armed gang also stole their beloved Pug, Ozzie too.
The family said they are not focused on obtaining the money, the jewelry and the watches back, but just wants poor Ozzie, 8, returned.
Daughter Serena said that her stepmother had been traumatized and believes that the gang – from a maximum of three – had looked at the house.
She said: 'My stepmother was held against the wall with a machete. We don't really care about the items they have taken.
“We don't care about the material things. But we really want Ozzie back.
“We want Ozzie at home.”
Serena Shutt (photo) said that her stepmother had been traumatized and believes that the gang – from a maximum of three – had looked at the house
The armed gang also stable their beloved Pug called Ozzie (photo). The family said they are not focused on obtaining the money, the jewelry and the watches back, but just wants poor Ozzie, 8, to return
Serena said: 'My stepmother was held against the wall with a machete. We don't really care about the items they have taken. “We don't care about the material things. But we really want Ozzie back '
The dog is castrated and micro -chip, has a distinctive scar on its hind leg and has had cancer earlier.
Serena urged people to look at their security and doorbell cameras to catch the men.
She added: 'I beg anyone who has CCTV to look for three men who are suspected around that area.
“And a white van where they could have left.”
Sashi said: 'The day my life was stolen and was taken from me and my family.
'My happy bubble has exploded. An armed robbery with a machete against my throat.
'I am broken, from the outside I look normally, the inside is burned.
“I will never recover from this test, they have taken my life and identity. '
The raid took place at 9 am on Monday 10 February.
A police spokesperson said: 'We were called on Monday 10 February at 9:36 am for a worsened burglary in Bridgwater Road, Ruislip.
'Officers were quickly present and spoke with the victim.
'The victim was threatened with a knife by the two suspects before fled the building with a number of items.
'Detectives of the burglary and theft team of the West area investigate.
“No arrests were made. Questions continue.
“Everyone with information is asked to call the police on 101 with CAD 1620/10 February or crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online.”
