The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office is investigating three home invasion robberies reported in Jupiter Farms that are believed to have been committed by the same suspects.

The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office is investigating three home invasion robberies reported in Jupiter Farms that are believed to have been committed by the same suspects. The first incident took place on June 1, 2010 at 2345 hrs and the second incident took place on June 3, 2010 at 0200 hrs and the third on June 3, 2010 at 0315 hours. 

Incident Details:

• Suspects are described to be three armed males with their faces covered by mask or cloth. In the second incident, one armed male was said to be Caucasian with long stringy hair. Victims state they talk with a street slang.
• The second incident was an attempt where the victim confronted two armed suspects in his front yard. The victim drew down on one white male suspect who was armed with a pump action shotgun. He stared him down until all three fled the area in a vehicle. The vehicle was described as “long and low” with smaller style taillights

• Victims’ house phone and cell phones were destroyed to deprive them of communication
• Suspects left the residences with numerous guns to include a black Mossberg 12 gauge shotgun pistol grip with barrel break on the end, .25 caliber nickel plated Bauer pistol (gun jams frequently), three Smith & Wesson, Remington 700 30.06 bolt action rifle with camouflage sheath over the stock, a Rem7 mm Magrifle
  
  Target houses have had the following commonalities:
• Large amount of foliage covering front of house
• Interior lights on inside residences
• There is limited information regarding the suspects at this point. Interviews with victims from all three incidents have yielded the following:
• Three males, armed with shotguns and semi automatic handguns.
• One white male or light skinned Hispanic male, early 20’s with longer dirty blond or brown, shoulder length stringy hair, 5’7” –5’9” thin build, possibly a cigarette smoker (see composite below)
• All suspect speak with a street slang
• References made to Miami and Jacksonville (unknown if for diversionary purposes)