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GILROY, Calif. (KGO) -- A frightening home invasion robbery put a Gilroy man in the hospital and potentially put dozens of guns in the wrong hands. The attack took place Sunday night at the home of Gary Wise on Rucker Avenue.
"According to the victim, three male subjects entered his home, tied him up and they were able to get the security code to his safe," Sgt. Rick Sung of the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department said.
Wise's neighbor did not want to be identified by name but talked to ABC7 News. She called 911 after Wise managed to get himself free and walked over to her home at about 6 a.m.and was swollen from the attack.
"He had blood all over his head and his eyes popped out, you might say, they were closed but way out," she said.
The neighbor said Wise told her the gun collection was valued at $2 million and he had as many as 75 weapons. She had seen them on two occasions.
GILROY, Calif. (KGO) -- A frightening home invasion robbery put a Gilroy man in the hospital and potentially put dozens of guns in the wrong hands. The attack took place Sunday night at the home of Gary Wise on Rucker Avenue.
"According to the victim, three male subjects entered his home, tied him up and they were able to get the security code to his safe," Sgt. Rick Sung of the Santa Clara County Sheriff's Department said.
Wise's neighbor did not want to be identified by name but talked to ABC7 News. She called 911 after Wise managed to get himself free and walked over to her home at about 6 a.m.and was swollen from the attack.
"He had blood all over his head and his eyes popped out, you might say, they were closed but way out," she said.
The neighbor said Wise told her the gun collection was valued at $2 million and he had as many as 75 weapons. She had seen them on two occasions.
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