Weakling gang of robbers forced to abort Toronto home invasion after the four thieves are unable to kick down front door

Toronto officials have released footage and are on the lookout for four robbers who allegedly attempted to break into a home and steal from unsuspecting residents but were unable to. 

The video shows the four men approaching a house in the Fallingbrook neighborhood on January 30 at 3:55 am. 

Footage then shows each of the mask-clad men kicking the front door of the house but unable to make a dent. 

Shocked by their lack of success, two of the men then begin to kick the door together but are still unable to push it open. 

Ultimately, the group seems to accept their failure and leaves in a dark-colored vehicle. 

The video shows the four men approaching a house in the Fallingbrook neighborhood on January 30 at 3:55 am

Footage then shows each of the mask-clad men kicking the front door of the house but unable to make a dent

According to the Toronto Police Service, the vehicle was last seen travelling eastbound on Queen Street East. 

Officials described the suspects as a men between the age of 20 and 25. 

One of the robbers was seen wearing a red jacket, gray hooded sweater, gray pants, black shoes along with a black face covering. 

Another robber was seen in a black jacket, a dark colored sweater, black pants, black shoes, black balaclava and was wearing glasses. 

Video shows the third man wearing a black hooded sweater, black pants, black shoes with black mask and the fourth suspect in a black hooded sweater, gray pants, red gloves, black shoes and blue medical mask. 

Ultimately, the group seems to accept their failure and leaves in a dark-colored vehicle

Officials described the suspects as a men between the age of 20-25

According to officials, the most popular offense in the past year was assault with about 17,022 cases reported.

Breaking and entering was the third most popular crime in Toronto with 6,273 cases being reported in 2023. 

The Police Service also released data that showed January as the month when the highest number of offences were committed. 

According to The Real Estate Insider, 2023 saw a 20.6 percent increase in major crime rates in Toronto compared to the previous year. 

Police are continuing search of the four suspects.