3 suspects in custody after alleged armed robbery in Sunbury

3 suspects in custody after alleged armed robbery in Sunbury
3 suspects in custody after alleged armed robbery in Sunbury
SUNBURY, NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Three suspects are in custody after an alleged armed robbery in Northumberland County Tuesday afternoon.

Northumberland County District Attorney Mike O’Donnell says this started when police were dispatched to a house in the 500 block of Susquehanna Avenue for a reported armed robbery.

The Sunbury Police Department said in a release they were called to the scene around 12:00 p.m.

When they arrived, police found two individuals running from the back of the house.

District Attorney O’Donell says one of the inviduals had what appeared to be money coming from his pockets.

The two individuals were then taken into custody, according to Sunbury Police.

The District Attorney says police were then informed that a third individual involved in the robbery was still in a house in the 500 block of Susquehanna Avenue.

“At that point in time, there was a residence that we believed there was other individuals in. The residence was secured, we made contact with the individuals inside the residence, we were able to take two individuals into custody, and so there is no threat to the public at this time,” District Attorney O’Donnell.

A portion of Front Street, Susquehanna Avenue, Fort Augusta Avenue, and Reagan Street were shut down during the investigation but have since reopened.

Pennsylvania State Police and the Sunbury Police Department were on scene investigating, and other area departments were called in to assist with traffic control.

Three people accused of being involved in the armed robbery are in police custody.

The District Attorney could not comment on charges or if anyone was injured.

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On resident 28/22 News spoke with said she saw posts on social media about police in her neighborhood.

“It’s kinda scary I mean I wouldn’t think that it would happen in the town that I live in,” stated Tifanny Hauman.

This is an active investigation and 28/22 News will provide updates as they are made available.


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