Surveillance video shows armed intruders break into Texas home

Three men were caught on tape breaking into a Texas home with guns drawn on Saturday.
The men, who are seen in surveillance footage but remain unidentified, appeared to have been looking for someone when they invaded the home in Pearland, near Houston.
The home's owner, Viet Vo, told Click2Houston: 'I mean they're going around with the guns drawn, just looking for somebody to shoot, that's what it looks like to me.'
Vo, his wife Kathy and his three children were celebrating his Kathy's birthday and so were not at the home, in the 11400 block of Harris Avenue, ABC reported.
Normally, the family would be home on a Saturday night.
The intruders kicked open the home's back door around 6.40pm and walked around the home's first floor multiple times and briefly went to the second floor.
Their intrusion launched the home's alarm system and the trio fled - but not before a neighbor, who heard the alarm, was able to see their getaway vehicle.
They escaped in a white Ford and did not steal any items from the home.
Vo told ABC: 'It looked like their intention was not just burglarizing the house. They came in full force. It was scary just looking at the video.'
He added to Click2Houston: '[Police] told me they don't think it was a normal robbery. They think it's a setup.'
Individuals who have any information about the case are asked to contact Pearland police.