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Houston Pawn Heist: $400K Jewelry Stolen, More Suspects Sought
4 Sep
Summary
- Two masked men stole over $400,000 in jewelry and cash.
- Police are seeking at least two additional suspects, including a juvenile.
- One suspect is accused of a previous pawn shop robbery worth $60,000.
Houston authorities are actively pursuing at least two additional suspects, one of whom is a juvenile, in connection with a significant armed robbery. The incident occurred in the early morning hours of Saturday, August 8th, when two masked individuals entered an EZ Pawn on South Post Oak Road.
Investigators have identified the two primary suspects as Disegha Devin Itima and Jordan Williams. They are accused of stealing approximately 362 pieces of jewelry valued at more than $400,000, along with about $3,000 in cash and a game console.
Further investigation revealed that Disegha Devin Itima allegedly participated in another armed robbery on August 1st at a Bayou Pawn on Fondren Road with Guy Isiayei. This previous heist reportedly involved stolen jewelry exceeding $60,000. Surveillance footage captured the suspects unmasked after the August 8th robbery, aiding in their identification. Both Itima and Williams face charges of aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon.
