Masked thieves accused of stealing rifles, ammo using stolen vehicle sought months after crime
Masked suspects caught of camera during burglary at Phoenix gun shop
Phoenix Police are looking for two suspects who used a stolen vehicle to ram into a north Phoenix gun store in March. One suspect wore distinct purple gloves while stealing rifles and ammo.
PHOENIX - Authorities are seeking the public's help to identify suspects caught on video during a burglary at a gun shop in north Phoenix.
What we know:
The incident took place at around 12:40 a.m. on March 27, 2026, at a gun store in the area of Union Hills and Cave Creek Road, according to Detective Mike Fischer with the Phoenix Police Department.
The two suspects used a stolen vehicle to break into the business, according to Phoenix police. They allegedly rammed the stolen vehicle and then ran inside the store. When they ran out, they were reportedly carrying a couple of rifles and some ammunition.
What you can do:
Investigators are hoping the suspects may have talked to a family member or a friend.
Det. Fischer said these suspects usually talk about what they did. The distinct features on these individuals cannot be seen clearly, but they had their faces covered and one of them had purple gloves on.
Anyone who may have information on the suspects or incident is asked to give Silent Witness a call at 480-948-6377. A reward is being offered of up to $1,000.
Map of the nearby area where the incident occurred.
The Source: Information in this report was gathered from Detective Mike Fischer.