Provo police ask for help identifying armed robbery suspects
PROVO, Utah () — The Provo Police Department is seeking help from the public to identify suspects in an armed robbery.
According to a , several juveniles were robbed at gunpoint near 500 N Independence Avenue in Provo. The robbery happened between 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. this morning.
Photos of the suspects' vehicle were shared online. Police say they are looking for a 2014 or 2015 dark gray Chevy Malibu. They believe it has paint damage near the driver-side front wheel.
At least two Hispanic young adult males were involved, according to the police. The two males were wearing white shirts with sports jerseys, as seen in the photos shared by police.
The Provo Police Department is asking anyone who may recognize the individuals or witnessed their vehicle to contact them at 801-852-6210.
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