ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. -- Two boys were terrorized during an Orange County home invasion when two masked assailants with guns kicked in a door and demanded money before saying they were sent to the wrong house and fleeing with a TV, deputies said.

The boys, ages 11 and 14, were at their home in the Hunter's Creek subdivision at about 12:35 p.m. Tuesday when two culprits covering their faces with clothing kicked in the front door, deputies said.

A person wearing a hat, dark shorts and a coat pointed a handgun and yelled, "FBI. Get down!" deputies said. The boys were then forced to the floor and ordered to cover their heads with pillows, according to deputies.

The second invader, who was wearing an orange shirt, yelled, "Where's the money?" before saying, "We've been sent to the wrong house," according to an Orange County Sheriff's Office report.

The assailants fled the house with a 37-inch LCD flat-screen TV, deputies said.

An investigation discovered that all of the circuit breakers to the home, located in the garage, had been turned off and all of the telephone cords had been pulled from the walls, deputies said.

A neighbor said a small sports car was in the driveway of home.

Another neighbor said she saw two black males near the vehicle, the report stated. She described the first male as being in his late teens, dark-skinned and about 5 feet 9 inches tall with a very short haircut, according to the report. She described the second male as 5 feet 9 inches tall with an average to thin build and possibly wearing a hat, the report said.

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