4 MEN SOUGHT IN MARKET HOLDUP.

Byline: Lisa Van Proyen Daily News Staff Writer

Detectives searched Tuesday for four armed robbers who stormed into a Van Nuys market the night before, stole $35,000 and tied up a customer and employees, police said.

No injuries were reported during the robbery at Mr. Pancho Market in the 6200 block of Kester Avenue at 9 p.m. Monday, police said. It was the second robbery of that store in the past year, said Los Angeles police Detective Greg Demirjian of the Van Nuys Division.

One victim said the robbers took his wallet containing his identification and keys to his car and home. ``I was really afraid and I didn't know what to say or think. It's horrible. I never had an experience like that before,'' the 37-year-old man said.

``One guy said don't look at him in the face,'' the man said. ``I couldn't even sleep at all last night because I was afraid that they would come and open the doors (at home).''

The four suspects are described as Latino men, two in their 30s, Demirjian said. Witnesses described one of them as having a teardrop tattooed near his left eye.

They fled in a late-1980s, four-door, rust or primer-colored Honda Accord.

Detectives urge anyone with information to call the LAPD's Van Nuys Division at [phone].