FAIRFIELD, Calif. — Four suspects who allegedly robbed people at three Stockton banks in a span of 20 minutes Saturday were found and arrested by the California Highway Patrol in Fairfield, the CHP said in a Facebook post.
According to Stockton Police, the suspects' string of robberies began around 11:28 a.m. in the 1400 block of Hammer Lane. Officers say a woman had exited a bank in the area and walked to her car.
Once inside her car, a suspect allegedly broke the passenger window and forcibly stole the woman's purse. The suspect got away in a gray SUV, police said.
Ten minutes later, in the 1500 block of St. Marks Place, a man was delivering cash to ATMs at a nearby bank when he put a bag on the ground next to him that contained a large amount of cash.
A male suspect allegedly ran up to the bag, grabbed it and fled in a silver SUV with tinted windows.
At 11:47 a.m., a bank employee walked out of his workplace in the 5500 block of Pershing Avenue carrying a satchel. Once the victim was inside of his car, a suspect entered it and stole the satchel, police say.
The victim attempted to confront the suspect but, the suspect fled in a dark sliver Cadillac SUV according to police.
Investigators determined that the robberies were all related. They used a tracking device to find the active location of the stolen property which indicated that the suspects were travelling away from the city of Stockton.
Law enforcement agencies in the region were alerted about the incidents and police in Vacaville eventually found the suspects' car abandoned in a neighborhood.
The car was towed, but officers were still able to track the suspects.
They were found in a parking lot near Interstate 80 and Green Valley Road Saturday afternoon. Video taken by the California Highway Patrol shows the moments that officers found the suspects.
At least one suspect can be seen in the video running across several lanes of I-80 in an attempt to evade police.
All four suspects were eventually arrested on suspicion of robbery, grand theft, and conspiracy. The suspects were identified as Irvin Adrian Servin-Corral, 21, of Richmond; Jose Armando Servin-Corral, 23, of Richmond; Juan Antonio Ramirez-Rodriguez, 26, of Richmond; and Isai Duran -Martinez, 21, of Richmond.
Ramirez-Rodriguez allegedly had multiple outstanding warrants for robbery and other theft-related charges when he was arrested.
Officials say the investigation, now involving five law enforcement agencies, is ongoing.
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