Two masked men reportedly broke into a farm on the Windsor Castle estate close to the home of Kate Middleton, Prince William and their three children — Prince George, Prince Charlotte and Prince Louis — last month.

Around midnight on Oct. 13, the thieves scaled a 6-foot fence at Shaw Farm, a working farm on the sprawling Windsor estate, and broke into a barn. They fled in a stolen black Isuzu pickup truck and a red four-wheeler, crashing through a farm gate as they escaped. Police have not made any arrests in the case.

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Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton reportedly suffered a terrifying security breach at Windsor Castle estate as the royal couple were sleeping with their three children at Adelaide Cottage

You'd think Windsor Castle would have pretty tight and impenetrable security, but a farm on the royal property was broken into—and it was extremely close to Kate Middleton and Prince William's home, Adelaide Cottage. In fact, the royal couple and their three kids were reportedly at home when the burglary occurred.

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While the Prince and Princess of Wales slept, thieves were scouting out nearby Shaw Farm before smashing down the family's regular entrance to Adelaide Cottage