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Pennsylvania Daybook

MONTOURSVILLE, Pa. (AP) — Authorities say two people broke into a central Pennsylvania home, tied up its homeowners, robbed them and then set their house on fire. State police say two armed individuals broke into the Fairfield Township home early Wednesday morning and held the couple at gunpoint before tying them up with duct tape. The home is located about 60 miles northeast of State College. Police say the suspects fled with some of the couple's belongings. Linda Inch freed herself and went to a neighbor for help after smelling smoke in the home. Montoursville firefighters later rescued Gary Inch. The couple has been hospitalized for smoke inhalation. State police tell WNEP-TV that two men have been arrested. A missing persons case has also been opened for the couple's 31-year-old daughter.

Police: Couple tied up at gunpoint, robbed, house set ablaze