The suspects are believed to be roughly 16-18 years old.
PHOENIX — Silent Witness is asking for the public's help identifying two teens who are believed to be involved with a pair of armed robberies in Phoenix.
Both robberies happened near Baseline Road between 27th Avenue and 43rd Avenue on the afternoon of August 31, 2023. In the first robbery, the victims were reportedly walking home from school just west of 27th Avenue and Baseline Road when a dark sedan pulled up in front of them.ABC15 IS HERE TO HELP Do you have a concern in your community or a news tip? We want to hear from you! A passenger in the back of the sedan pulled out a gun and told the victims not to run.The victims told police they heard a gunshot as they were running away.
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