Police are searching for a suspect in an August armed home invasion after arresting two other suspects, according to the Opelika Police Department.
) - Police are searching for a suspect in an August armed home invasion after arresting two other suspects, according to the Opelika Police Department.two masked people with guns entered their home and demanded money and cellphones before fleeing.
Darrion Tyshawn Hearns, 21, of Opelika, was identified as one of the armed suspects and arrested Aug. 28. He is charged with first-degree robbery and first-degree burglary. Tamira Shamia Simmons, 23, of Opelika, was identified as an “indirect participant” in the crime and arrested on Sept. 2. She is also charged with first-degree robbery and first-degree burglary.If you have any information on this case or the identity of the unknown suspect, please contact the Opelika Police Department Detective Division at 705-5220 or the Secret Witness Hotline at 745-8665. Tips can be submitted through the Opelika Police Mobile App. You can remain anonymous.Woman accused of trying to practice law in Alabama without a licenseOpelika police searching for third suspect in home invasion
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