Man injured in Rocklea home invasion A Rocklea home targeted in a home invasion. Photo: Google Maps A Brisbane man was woken by two would-be thieves who grabbed him in a headlock during a violent home invasion in the early hours of Sunday morning. Mike Horrigan, 54, told Fairfax Media two men grabbed him while he slept about 4.20am at his home-based business in Rocklea. ""They grabbed me "round the head,"" he said. ""One had a knife and one had me in a headlock."" Mr Horrigan said the men threatened him and demanded money, but left empty handed. ""The money was there in front of them, but they didn't take it,"" he said. Mr Horrigan said he was left battered and bruised, but without any serious injuries. "I've got some facial injuries and a swollen neck," he said. He was taken to the Princess Alexandra Hospital for treatment. He said he last saw the men running towards Beaudesert Road. Mr Horrigan, who lives at his Marshall Road metal polishing business, has been responsible for adding a special shine to many of the city's sculptures, including the bronze works of Italian artist Arnaldo Pomodoro, which are now located at the entrance to King Edward Park in Brisbane's CBD. Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or crimestoppers.com.au.