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UPDATE:  Travail Wilson, a suspect in three robberies, was apprehended by Racine COP officers at 4 p.m. Monday, Jan. 12.

Wilson is a suspect in robbing two Family Dollar stories, at 3701 Durand Avenue and at 3919 Washington Avenue, and Bohl Automotive, 2525 Douglas Avenue, on Friday, Jan. 2.

 

Investigators with the Racine Police Department still have open warrants on Everett D. Goodlow, Lydia E. Hernandez, and Dajuann D. Bogan, wanted for questioning in other local robberies.

If anyone has information about any of these other incidents, they can leave an anonymous tip with Crime Stoppers at (262) 636-9330, via web at: http://racine.crimestoppersweb.com/, or by text message: RACS to 274637(crimes).

Racine police believe a robbery suspect used this vehicle to flee locations.
The black male with the bald head is suspected of robbing three different locations in the city Friday.
This man is suspected of robbing two Family Dollar locations and Bohl Automotive on Friday.
Do you know this man? He is suspected of robbing three locations – one of which was at gunpoint – Friday and getting away with undisclosed amounts of cash.
Racine police believe the man in this photo robbed three different locations Friday around the city.

 

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