FBI offers $10K reward for information identifying suspects accused in armored truck robberies in and around Philly

The suspects are accused of robbing four trucks from late June to mid-August in Philadelphia and Cheltenham.

Cory Sharber

Updated Aug. 27, 2025 2:33 pm

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The FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to arrests in a series of armored truck robberies in the Philadelphia region.

On Tuesday, investigators released photos of several suspects accused of robbing four trucks in Philadelphia and Cheltenham between June 26 and Aug. 12, as well as the attempted robbery of a fifth truck. Two or three suspects have been seen at the crime scenes, and law enforcement believes the suspects to be the same at each robbery.

The suspects are described as Black men in their 20s with thin to medium builds. One suspect has a light complexion, hazel eyes and freckles. The suspects have been seen wearing all black clothing, black or grey hooded sweatshirts, and black or grey pants. They were also wearing gloves and face coverings.

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According to a release, in three of the four robberies, the suspects took the duty weapons of the armored truck drivers. In each of the robberies, the suspects were armed with a black handgun and AR-style rifles.

Pictures of the suspects in the Philly-area armed robberies (6abc)

The suspects are considered armed and dangerous. Tips can be submitted to the FBI through the Philadelphia field office or through tips.fbi.gov.

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