The Tucson Police Department issued a statement asking for your help to catch three hispanic males that are involved in multiple Circle K robberies in the last year. The suspects have stolen change dispensers from 11 different local Circle K's since Feb. 21. One suspect enters the store and removes the change dispensers from the cash register area while the other two assist or act as lookouts, according to the statement.

From the press release:

The main suspect in this incident is described as a Hispanic male in his late 20’s to early 30’s, 5’08” to 6’00” tall, 175 pounds, black hair and a mustache. His two accomplices are described as heavy set Hispanic males in their 30’s. In one of the incidents, the suspects were seen leaving in a silver or grey colored, 1990’s model Station Wagon.

Call 911 or 88-Crime if you have any information. Here are photos of the suspects:

Looks like we helped bring in two of the three suspects:

On February 28, 2014, the Tucson Police Department’s Larceny Detail located and arrested two of three adult males in
connection with a string of Circle K larcenies over the past year.

The two suspects were identified by Pima County Probation Officers after viewing the initial media release. The Larceny
Detail worked with the Probation Officers to locate the whereabouts of the two suspects.

The suspects have been identified as 22 year old Eric Orosco and 20 year old Joshua Ford. Both Orosco and Ford were
booked into the Pima County Jail and charged with Felony Theft (Over $10,000) and Probation Violation.

The third suspect has not been identified. Anyone with information is urged to contact 911 or 88-Crime.