Flagstaff Police seek information on Circle K Robbery

The Flagstaff Police Department is asking for the public’s help Identifying the subjects in the pictures above

The Flagstaff Police Department is asking for the public’s help Identifying the subjects in the pictures above

FLAGSTAFF — On November 4, 2015 at approximately 10:47 p.m., Officers were called to a suspected beer theft at the Circle K at 2718 N. Steves. When officers arrived they recognized the clerk had been threatened with a knife and ordered to lie on the ground, (note first picture), while the robbers took various items from the store.

A third suspect entered the store and walked by the robbery in progress and walked over to the alcohol area and stole a 12 pack of beer, leaving the store without paying. It appeared from the video surveillance the three were working together. All three subjects fled the area in a northern direction.

The first suspect to enter the store was described as a white or Hispanic male between the ages of 20-30. He was wearing a red/black flannel shirt, grey jeans and white shoes.

The second suspect was described as either white or Hispanic between the ages of 20-30, wearing a grey flannel shirt over a blue hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans.

Both suspects were wearing gloves. The first suspect entered the store and then pulled his beanie (ski mask) down over his face.

The third subject is described as wearing a large winter jacket and wearing a ski mask type beanie cap which was pulled down over his face.

If you have any information regarding the identity of these suspects please contact Detective Rucker at 928 679 4099. If you have any information and do not want to leave your name call SILENT WITNESS at 928 774-6111. You may be eligible for up to 2000.00 dollars if your information results in a felony arrest.

Icy roads and walkways order of the day

640-15-11-05-04WILLIAMS — While people like to picture a winter wonderland as depicted in the photo above after a winter storm, they forget about the icy roads and walkways.

We would like to remind everyone to take care while driving and walking in our picturesque, snowy setting. The National Weather Service has issued warnings about freezing temperatures overnight. Ice could be a problem tomorrow, as well.

Bill Williams socked in by fog this morning.

Bill Williams socked in by fog this morning.

It is predicted to be sunny, today, with a high of about 40 climbing to around 50 by Monday.64015-11-04 003

Grand Canyon open Free for Veterans Day

640-grand-canyon-veterans-1GRAND CANYON – On Veterans Day, Wednesday, November 11, the Grand Canyon will be open on a free-entry basis.

Grand Canyon’s South Rim sits at approximately 7,000 feet. As a result, visitors should be prepared for winter weather and driving conditions, and should be aware that road closures and temporary suspension of shuttle service may occur with little or no notice if winter weather passes through the area.

Dogs must be on a leash at all times.