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Do you recognize this voice? Corpus Christi Police need your help taking down this robbery suspect

If you have any information regarding these robberies, please call police at 361-886-2600.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Corpus Christi police have just released new images of a robbery suspect they say they need your help to identify.

According to police, the suspect is believed to be a female between the age of 18-23 and has a deep voice.  

The images released by police in hopes of catching the person they say has been holding up local businesses demanding money then getting away.

Police say the suspect has been seen getting into a vehicle which may be silver or gold Chrysler 300. At another robbery, the suspect is seen getting into a blue 4 door vehicle.

Authorities have been dealing with quite a number of robberies recently.

On Friday, officers were called out to a cell phone store at Weber and Holly, then an hour later at a Subway near SPID and Nile, and then another Subway near the Intersection of Old Brownsville Road and SPID.

There was another separate string of robberies that happened early Monday morning that involved different suspects.  This time they were described as men.

According to the Corpus Christi Police Department, it was around 2 a.m. Monday when they arrived at the Stripes convenience store on Kostoryz and Holly. Two armed men had reportedly entered the store demanding cash and made off with an undisclosed amount of money.

About an hour and a half later, officers were called to the Stripes on Buddy Lawrence and I-37 for a similar robbery involving the same two suspects.

Thankfully, no one was hurt in either case.

The description of the suspects is limited but investigators said both are Hispanic males between the ages of 19-25. One of them stood about 5'6".

Police are also investigating if the men are connected to another early morning robbery attempt at a Motel 6 at I-37 and Lantana.

If you have any information regarding these robberies, please call police at 361-886-2600.

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