Dec 31, 2012, 8:33 AM | Updated: 8:37 am
A homeowner was pepper sprayed when two masked men invaded a Redmond home early Monday morning.
KING 5 reports the break in occurred just after midnight in the 9000 block of 200th Ave. NE.
There are no reports yet on what was taken.
The resident sprayed was treated at the home.
KIRO Radio Editor Bob Larson contributed to this report.
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