SEDGWICK COUNTY — Law enforcement authorities are investigating a robbery and asking the public for help to identify suspects.
Photos courtesy Wichita PD
The robbery occurred between 1:45 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Tuesday in the Walgreens parking lot located at 3770 N. Woodlawn, the Dillions parking lot located at 3707 N. Woodlawn, and a nearby bank, according to officer Charley Davidson.
Just after 4:15 p.m. Tuesday, Officers responded to a robbery report call at the Walmart, 3030 N. Rock Road in Wichita, according to officer Charley Davidson.
Officers contacted a 66-year-old woman who reported being approached in the parking lot of Walmart, by an unknown female suspect.
The female suspect was able to talk the elderly victim into giving her a ride to the parking lot of Walgreens located at 3770 N. Woodlawn.
Security camera images of suspect vehicle
Video footage from the Walmart shows a Silver Cadillac STS suspect vehicle being driven by an unknown male suspect following the elderly victim and female suspect out of the parking lot of Walmart to the parking lot of Walgreens.
Once the victim arrives at Walgreens parking lot the male suspect exits the suspect vehicle and gets into the victim’s vehicle.
The victim then is robbed at gunpoint by the female suspect of her wedding ring and cash from her purse. The suspects then force the elderly victim to drive to nearby bank and withdrawal $8000 dollars from her bank account. The suspects then flee in the Silver Cadillac STS.
One suspect is identified as an unknown black female wearing dark khaki pants, light colored shirt, and a tan hat. The second suspect wore a tan hat, dark pants and a gold necklace.
If anyone recognizes this vehicle or suspects or has any additional information on this case please call Crime Stoppers 267-2111, WPD Robbery Detectives at 268-4518, or 911. Also, video footage from the Wal-Mart shows both suspects contacting multiple people in the parking lot between 10:00 a.m. up until the reported incident. If you were contacted by theses suspects please call the WPD Robbery Detectives, Crime Stoppers, or 911.