Revealed: Faces of raiders who smashed into Shropshire mother and daughter's house demanding 'where's the safe'
These are the faces of two men who put a mother and daughter through a terrifying ordeal at their Shropshire village home.
Callous raiders Gary Milner and Ronan Hutchinson have both been locked up over the shocking incident in Prees last year.
The pair smashed their way into the house of an unsuspecting mother and daughter - wrongly believing they were targeting a property used to sell drugs.
The victims were threatened and told to hand over the safe, which they did not have.
The pair were held in a room by Hutchinson, who knocked the mother unconscious while Milner desperately searched for the non-existent safe.
Milner, 45, of Orchid Meadow, Minsterley, was sentenced to two years and five months in prison at Shrewsbury Crown Court earlier this week, while Hutchinson, 25, and of no fixed abode, was jailed for 50 months in April this year.
Milner had pleaded guilty to one count of burglary and one count of assaulting an emergency worker.
Oliver King, prosecuting, explained that the terrifying ordeal had taken place on March 20 last year, in the north Shropshire village of Prees.
He told how the police had received a 999 call, and added: "No one was speaking but police could hear two distressed females and in the background two men demanding money."
Officers arrived on the scene in just six minutes, but during that time the victims were still subjected to a harrowing ordeal.
Mr King explained how the mother and daughter heard the sound of smashing glass at their front door, as Hutchinson and Milner forced their way inside.
The court was told that the men wanted a safe and "that the presence of mother and daughter did not deter them from that purpose".
The robbers had actually believed they were targeting a house used to sell drugs, with one of the men shouting "I have had ****ing thousands from here last year".
Both women were held in a room by Hutchinson, while Milner went to search the property.
After they told Hutchinson they did not have a safe, the burglar accused the terrified residents of lying.
Mr King explained how Hutchinson became "increasingly agitated", and threatened to "knock them out" if they did not help.
He did then hit the mother, causing her to lose consciousness.
Police arrived at the property, with PC Hannah Justice confronting Milner as he tried to get away.
Milner threw a pair of scissors at the officer - an attack which provided enough distraction for him to escape.
However, both defendants were caught soon after thanks to a combination of police body-worn camera footage and CCTV.
In total they made off with £300 that the daughter had saved for a holiday, along with her mobile telephone.
Milner told police he had an alibi, which proved false, while his own mobile showed it had been in communication with Hutchinson's phone before and after the incident, and had also accessed the cell site in Prees at the time.
A victim impact statement from the daughter explained how the ordeal had left her scared to be at home, and that she still has daily flashbacks.
She added: "Daily I run through the worst case scenarios of what could have happened."