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Sheriff’s Office seeks help in identifying armed robbery suspects

Written by: July 17 2017
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY — Deputies are asking for the public’s help in identifying two people involved in a recent armed robbery at a local business, according to an Indian River County Sheriff’s Office news release.

A surveillance photo of the incident shows a man walking inside the business. The man has on a grey hoodie with a black or dark blue sleeveless undershirt, light colored pants, a cap on his head and a mask covering the lower half of his face.

Deputies are looking for the woman in this photo in connection with an armed robbery.
PHOTO CONTRIBUTED BY INDIAN RIVER COUNTY SHERIFF”S OFFICE

Another photo shows a woman inside the business wearing a purple spaghetti strap shirt.

Anyone who knows the identity of the man or woman or who has information on them should call sheriff’s Det. Ruben Bermudez at 772-978-6114. Callers can remain anonymous and possibly win a reward of up to $3,000 by calling Treasure Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-800-273-TIPS.

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