Police officers called to incident at Bell Place in Forfar, Angus Four bike thieves in balaclavas stormed a family home and threatened to kill them if they reported the incident to the police. Two off-road motorbikes were stolen from the house in Forfar's Bell Place at around 11.40pm on Sunday during the raid. Police have appealed to the public and want to speak to anyone who may have information. The mother of one of the victims, Julie McIntosh, said the assailants held a knife to her son Rhys' throat during the ordeal. She said: "I got a phone call from my son last night and he said - 'mum we've been robbed'. I live in the next street so I ran down and as I was running I could hear motorbikes driving away. I got here and the house was wrecked - everyone was in a state. They've had knives held at their throats, they tried to tie Rhys up, they've said to them - 'if you phone the police we'll kill you, we'll be back to kill you'. Bell Place: Investigation at the scene. A spokesman for Police Scotland said: "Officers in D Division are looking to speak to anyone who may have information regarding a robbery which has taken place within a house in Bell Place, Forfar. The incident happened about 11.40pm, Sunday, November 16, when four men entered a house in Bell Place, Forfar and stole two off-road motor bikes, both black and green in colour. The four males are believed to be in dark clothing and ran out from the address in Bell Place and were lost to sight. All occupants were alarmed and anxious after this incident but thankfully no one was injured.