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Three arrested, two suspects at large after armed robbery in Shavano Park home

Police are still searching for 24-year-olds Ruben Reyna and Daniel Chapa, whom they consider armed and dangerous.

SAN ANTONIO — Three men have been arrested and two other suspects remain at large after a robbery at a Shavano Park home in January.

Police said the victim reported that he was sitting on his back patio on Manchester Way when several men in dark clothes and head coverings approached him and ordered him inside the house at gunpoint. Then he was tied to his dining room table using electrical cords, and he subsequently was beaten.

"As one of the suspects watched the victim, the remaining suspects ransacked the home for approximately 30 minutes," police said. "Items reported stolen from the victim from the residence included a large amount of cash, two firearms, jewelry, and a pair of Apple Air pods."

Police said that the suspects fled in a car and split the stolen goods at a residence on Frontier Cove. Investigators found evidence there, including a gun reported stolen in a previous burglary, and identified the vehicle which they then tied to gang suspects.

Andres Borrego, 25, De Shawn Powell, 28, and Marcos Rivera, 28, were arrested as part of a months-long investigation on charges of aggravated robbery and organized criminal activity.

Police are still searching for Ruben Reyna and Daniel Chapa, both 24, who they consider armed and dangerous.

Reyna is described as 5'8" and 217 pounds, with small tattoos on his forehead and cheeks. 

Credit: Shavano Park police

Chapa is 5'4" and approximately 136 pounds, with heavy tattoos on his face and neck.

Credit: Shavano Park police

"If anybody has any information as to the whereabouts of these suspects, or has any information regarding this case or the remaining stolen property, please immediately contact the Shavano Park Police Department at 210-492-9248 or the Bexar County Sheriff’s Office at 210-804-0110," police said. "If you encounter Reyna or Chapa, do not approach them and call 911 immediately."

   

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