12-year-old calls 911 as four masked thieves storm his house
Port St. Lucie police say a 12-year-old bravely called 911 as a gang of masked crooks robbed the child’s home and shot two people inside. Officers responded to the 2200 block of SE Morningside Blvd. on Sept. 4th around 10pm for reports of an armed robbery home invasion. Investigators said four masked thieves stormed into the residence demanding money. They shot one man six times in the torso, and another man in the buttocks.
The child and a woman were not injured. The suspects stole a large amount of cash and took off in a white Toyota Camry. Officers later spotted the vehicle, and during a pursuit that went into Fort Pierce, the four crooks bailed from the car and ran away. Police captured two of the suspects, 22-year-old Robert Jamall Burnadette and 21-year-old Collin Levi Woodard. Officers said they recovered a handgun, black latex gloves, black masks, and an undisclosed amount of money from the Camry.
From the Port St Lucie Police
On September 4, 2019 at around 10:00 pm, police went to the 2200 block of SE Morningside Boulevard for reports of an armed robbery home invasion. The suspects had their faces covered with dark colored hoodies and masked. Two male victims were shot during the robbery and one female victim was threatened to be killed.
One male victim suffered approximately six gunshot wounds to his upper /lower torso. He was transported to a local hospital. The other male victim was shot in the lower buttocks area; was treated at a local hospital and released hours later. The female victim was not injured, and neither was the caller; a 12-year-old child. The suspects stole a large amount of cash and fled in a white Toyota Camry. Other suspects remain at large.
ARRESTED:
Robert Jamall Burnadette, 22-years-old
DOB 2/21/1997,
Charges: Home Invasion Robbery w/ Deadly weapon
Aggravated Battery w/ Deadly Weapon, 2 counts
Collin Levi Woodard, 21-year-old
DOB 6/20/1998
Charges: Home Invasion Robbery with deadly weapon
Aggravated Battery w/ Deadly weapon, 2 counts
Possession of firearm by convicted felon.
Police do not believe this was a random act of violence. We are asking if you have any information on this case to call Detective Meyer Office # 772-807-4400 or Treasure Coast Crime Stoppers at 1-800-273 TIPS