Phoenix police looking for several robbery suspects [RE-BROADCAST OF 12/5/2011]

Trust is a tricky thing.

These days, you can’t trust anyone. That’s what the owner of a small, family-run business found out this summer. This crime happened sometime in the first two weeks of July 2011.

Two coins were stolen from the business near 28th Avenue and Indian School. Police hope that people stay on the look-out for someone trying to pawn or melt down the coins, said Phoenix Police Sgt. Darren Burch.

Read more about this case.

Our next unsolved crime takes us to a grocery store at Greenway and Tatum.

Surveillance cameras in the store captured great photos of the duo and all the loot they bought with a stolen credit card.

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