Silent Witness is asking for the public's help to find a suspect wanted for two grocery store robberies in south Phoenix.
In both cases, he reportedly handed a clerk a note that said he had a gun and demanded money.
Police say he wore the same clothes. He was described as wearing black squared dark glasses, a black hat, a black Champion sweater with white letters, red basketball shorts, black shoes and a black Nike backpack. He is believed to be a Hispanic or Native American male in his late 20s to early 30s and was seen fleeing on a small black BMX bike. He may live in the area, as the stores affected were within two miles of each other.Where the first robbery was reported:
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