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Details: Two unidentified men are wanted for robbing several grocery stores in the Pacific Northwest, mainly Oregon and Washington. As a result, they've been dubbed the "Grocery Robbers". They are suspected of stealing over $1.5 million from several stores between 1987 and 1992.

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  • Grocery Robbers
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  • Details: Two unidentified men are wanted for robbing several grocery stores in the Pacific Northwest, mainly Oregon and Washington. As a result, they've been dubbed the "Grocery Robbers". They are suspected of stealing over $1.5 million from several stores between 1987 and 1992.
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  • Details: Two unidentified men are wanted for robbing several grocery stores in the Pacific Northwest, mainly Oregon and Washington. As a result, they've been dubbed the "Grocery Robbers". They are suspected of stealing over $1.5 million from several stores between 1987 and 1992. Police believe they visit their targeted stores several times before the robbery, then wait until closing time before striking. Although they haven't robbed any groceries in the Pacific Northwest since 1992, police believe that they may strike again or may have moved to a different part of the country. Extra Notes: The case was featured as a part of the January 19, 1994 episode. Two other cases were briefly profiled at the end of the segment: Ramon Reyes and Luis Velarde and Oklahoma City Convenience Store Robbers. Results: Wanted Links: None
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