Lindsay Lohan

Police are looking for three suspects in the burglary of Lindsay Lohan's home.

The Los Angeles Police Department has released surveillance camera footage of the Sunday break-in at the "Mean Girls" star's house. The footage shows three people, whose faces are covered with scarves, walking through a gate at Lohan's Hollywood Hills home and entering a courtyard at around 1:10 a.m.

LAPD detectives believe the suspects - one male and two females, all 18 to 25 years old - entered the house through an unlocked door, then ransacked it and took property.

Lohan's spokeswoman, Leslie Sloane-Zelnik, said the break-in happened Sunday while the actress and her younger sister were away. Sloane-Zelnik said many of Lohan's "personal belongings were taken without remorse."

Lohan posted on Twitter she didn't think it was a robbery because "things that a certain old friend knew meant a lot to me" were taken.

Lindsay Lohan has been accused by a jewelry store of losing more than $2-million worth of jewels, RadarOnline.com is reporting. Seems she was loaned the gems from the Beverly Hills store XIV Karats a few months ago.

"Lindsay claimed that they had been stolen from her safe," a source tells RadarOnline. "They've disappeared."

See the official LAPD report about the recent burglary at Lohan's home. Sure sounds like an amateur job to us. One scrawny guy in a baseball cap and two tiny girls in hoodies? Seriously?

"The jewels were in Lindsay's care and they were only on a loaner, they were expected to be returned," says RadarOnline's source. "If something is not resolved soon there will be legal action taken."

Lindsay's rep denies the story. And this nonsense has absolutely nothing to do with the other missing jewelry mystery when the accessories LiLo wore for a British fashion shoot disappeared.