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love, rosie 271The savage raid took place when Collins was awaked in the early hoursof the morning by intruders in his home on Abigail Road. The two maskedmen broke into the victim’s home and demanded the bank manager open thebank and empty the safe. Terrified Collins put up a struggle but was punchedviciously in the face by the thugs. His nose, which was healing from a previousinjury, was further damaged.A shaken Collins described how he was blindfolded and forced into theirvan in his pajamas.The thugs are believed to be over six feet tall and according to Collinshad the appearance of body builders. Although he didn’t see their faces hedid notice a tattoo of a severed head on the arm of one thief.The men stole i20,000 and sped off quickly leaving Collins alone at thebank beaten and dressed only in his nightwear. The gardai arrived on thescene moments after the men had left, after the alarm had been triggered.Collins is unsure of how they knew his address. “I’m always careful tolook out for anyone suspicious following me home each day but I didn’tnotice anyone that night. It was the worst night of my life—an absolutenightmare,” Collins said, visibly shaken. “These thugs invaded my home andattacked me—I’m terrified.”Collins was home alone at the time due to the recent breakup of his marriage.An investigation into the burglary was underway today but the gardain charge says it is unlikely they will catch the culprits due to a lack of leads.If anyone has any information regarding this crime, the gardai ask thatyou come forward now.Photo above: 43-year-old Greg Collins stands outside the bank andshows broken nose.You have an instant message from: RUBYRuby:Rosie:Ruby:You see the papers today?Nope. I’ve given up on my star signs.Well may I suggest you purchase the Daily Star quickly and castyour mind back to Saturday night.