Pittsburg Police investigate aggravated robbery – Newstalk KZRG

Two males are in custody and police in Pittsburg, Kansas, are looking for one other after a reported aggravated theft over the weekend. Learn the total press launch beneath:

On July 2, 2022 at roughly 10:45 p.m., officers with the Pittsburg Police Division have been known as to the 1000 block of Amber Dr. regarding a report of a male making an attempt to enter somebody’s residence. Officers arrived within the space and made contact with a 32-year-old male who had accidents to his face.

The male reported being attacked and crushed by 4 males, certainly one of whom took his pockets and left the world. He additional reported that one of many suspect’s pointed a firearm at him throughout the incident. The male sufferer reported the opposite suspects had simply left the world in a black truck.

Officers within the space carried out a visitors cease on the truck recognized by the sufferer. Three male topics have been positioned throughout the car. They have been recognized as 45-year–previous Jeffrey David Broyles, of Arma; 38-year-old Matthew Allen Broyles, of Arma; and 26-year-old Jackson Bayer, of Colorado. Bayer escaped from officers on foot after being recognized. Jeffrey Broyles, a convicted felon, was discovered to be in possession of a handgun.

The sufferer was initially handled at Ascension By way of Christi Hospital in Pittsburg and was then transported by ambulance to Freeman Hospital in Joplin, the place he was final reported to be in secure situation.

Jeffrey Broyles was arrested, with out incident, and charged with aggravated theft, aggravated battery, aggravated assault, and prison possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. He was transported to the Crawford County Jail the place he’s presently being held in lieu of a $50,000 bond.

Matthew Broyles was arrested, with out incident, and charged with aggravated theft and aggravated battery. He was transported to the Crawford County Jail the place he’s presently being held in lieu of a $50,000 bond.

The investigation into this incident is ongoing right now. Anybody having data associated to this incident, or different incidents, is urged to contact the Pittsburg Police Division at 620-231-1700, or at our tip line, 620-231-TIPS (8477). Callers could stay nameless.