Surveillance video released of teens who shot, paralyzed man during home invasion

Police believe the teens are about 15 years old

MIAMI – Police have released surveillance video of three teenagers they believe shot a man during a home invasion in Miami, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down.

The teens, who police believe are about 15 years old, were captured on surveillance cameras from the apartment complex on Northeast Fourth Court near San Simeon Way.

According to detectives, Bryan Tomy Perez, 20, and Sebastian Antequera, 21, were sitting in Perez's enclosed patio Monday when they saw three black teenagers loitering in the apartment complex

Police said Perez confronted the teens, who forced him inside his home and shot  him as he tried to close the sliding glass door behind him.

Antequera was not injured in the shooting.

Police said the teens came back to the home while Perez was in the hospital and stole several items, including a safe, a TV and other electronics.

Anyone with information about this shooting is asked to call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS.

Police say they are looking for three teenagers who were involved in the shooting of 20-year-old Bryan Tomy Perez

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