Duluth police searching for 2 armed robbery suspects

The Duluth Police Department is looking for two men who they say took $8,000 in an armed robbery.

A victim was held at gunpoint in Duluth after offering to give two men a ride. After the suspects produced a handgun, they took $8,000.

The department released images captured on a Publix grocery store’s security cameras Wednesday afternoon, asking the public to help identify the suspects. The suspects were seen at the store before the robbery occurred.

Anyone who recognizes them should contact Det. Javier A. Bahamundi at 678-512-3708.

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