( CNN ) A victim of a reported home invasion in Bristol , Connecticut , was found outside of the credit union where he works with what appeared to be an explosive device strapped to his body , authorities said Monday . The victim , identified as Matthew Yussman , chief financial officer of Achieve Financial Credit Union , told police that multiple attackers broke into his home Monday morning and attached a device -- subsequently believed to be fake , according to a law enforcement source -- to his body . A similar device was also strapped to Yussman 's mother , who was also in the home at the time of the break-in , the law enforcement source said . The suspects then ordered Yussman to go to the credit union in nearby New Britain and clean out its vault , according to the source . On his way , he called the credit union 's CEO and reported what was happening , according to police . Authorities responded , evacuating area residents , closing schools and shutting streets near the credit union , which was closed at the time of the incident . Officers found Yussman in a car , police said . He was cooperative , and shortly before noon members of the Connecticut bomb squad declared the device safe and turned it over to the FBI . `` There is no question that this was a scary situation , '' said New Britain Mayor Erin E. Stewart . No injuries were reported in the incident . New Britain Police Chief James Wardwell said the FBI will analyze the device further , but declined to say whether the bomb was fake , citing the ongoing investigation . Bristol Police on Tuesday said they are seeking two men of medium build who were wearing dark clothing , ski masks and goggles during the home invasion . At least one of the men is white , and they spoke in `` distinct accents that were not consistent with being native to Connecticut . '' The suspects possibly were riding in a white , older-model four-door Mazda and might have been `` in the Tunxis Mead and the area of Route 10 in Farmington during the morning of February 23 , '' police said in a statement . New Britain police asked anyone with information to call the department 's tip line at 860-826-3199 . CNN 's Will Ripley contributed to this report .
Credit union employee tells police that intruders broke into his home in Bristol , Connecticut , Monday morning . They put what appeared to be bombs on him and his mother , then sent him to rob the credit union , he says . No one was injured , and police are still seeking suspects in the case .