$20,000 Reward Leads to Arrest of Teens in San Diego's Convenience Store Robbery Spree

The Neighborhood Market Association (NMA) has increased the reward to $20,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of suspects involved in an armed robbery spree in San Diego. The NMA had initially offered a $10,000 reward after authorities linked at least ten robberies to the same group. Three teenagers have been arrested in connection with the robberies, and the police have recovered firearms, including an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle. The suspects are believed to be connected to at least six cases, including a recent series of delivery driver robberies. The NMA hopes the increased reward will aid law enforcement in solving the crime spree and protecting local businesses and the community.