- Intruders trapped by the camera in Martin Lang's house
- Deployed this week in Burleight in Gold Coast
- The shared vision of the ex-nrl star of the thieves in x
The house of former NRL executor Martin Lang has been attacked by thieves in Gold Coast.
Lang, 49, took X to reveal the vision of men, who wore an ax and a baseball bat.
“Two men tried to enter our family home at 2.30 am yesterday at Gold Coast”, the winner of the Premier League with the Panthers Posted on Friday.
'They were armed with an ax and a baseball bat. Hopefully see the interior of a prison cell soon.
Lang's wife, Dominique Loudon, a news presenter of the NNE channel labeled the Burleight 'incident' really confrontant '.
“(We were) so scared and surprised to see these two men with a covered face simply crawling through the front of our house looking for a way of entering,” Loudon said.
Nrl Martin Lang's former executor's house was attacked by thieves on the gold coast
Lang, 49, led X to reveal the vision of men, (in the photo) that carried an ax and a baseball bat
Lang's wife, Dominique Loudon, a news presenter of the NNE channel labeled Burleight 'really confronting'
'It was really confrontation. 'I was also thinking, I'm pregnant, I'm having a baby in a month.
“If they entered, I don't know how I would protect me.”
According Nine Gold Coast NewsThe couple broke into the Loudon car before taking a remote control that opens the main door of their house.
Lang retired from the NRL in 2004 after 176 appearances for Cronulla and Penrith.
He also played eight games of origin for Queensland.
The first rolling is now a neuroscientist, which specializes in traumatic brain lesion (brain shock) phenotypes induced by sport.
Daily Mail Australia contacted Queensland police to comment.