This story hits close to home… it is in a town where I grew up, and it all went down yesterday. Calvert County Sheriff’s deputies are on the hunt for two armed men believed to have robbed a funeral home and a bank on November 30, 2009.

Investigators say the suspects entered the Lee Funeral Home, and may have thought it was the PNC bank located next door to the business.  I spoke with someone at Lee Funeral home earlier today, and he told me that it is not unusual for people to think it is the bank. Several times a month he has to escort people out and show them where to go.  He says two African American suspects entered, made it very clear what they intended to do, and when they realized they were at the wrong place — they bolted.  I spoke with Sheriff Mike Evans from the Calvert County Sheriff’s department earlier today, who is actively involved with finding these suspects. He told me one person inside the funeral home was pistol whipped, another person was assaulted, but thankfully everyone survived.  The police were called, arrived on location, but the men were gone.  Investigators believe the men traveled northbound on Route 4, and hid their car in a nearby shopping center parking lot to make their next hit – The SunTrust bank.