Police Release Photo Of 3rd Suspect In North Philly Home Invasion
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Elijah Washington, 24, is wanted by police in connection to a home invasion in North Philadelphia earlier this month.
PHILADELPHIA -
Philadelphia police say they are searching for third suspect, a 24-year-old man, in connection to a home invasion earlier this month where the suspects tied up four Temple University students and robbed them.
Police say they are looking for Elijah Washington, 24, in connection to the March 4th home invasion on the 1800 block of North 18th Street.
Investigators believe Washington may be in the area of the Wilson Park Housing Development at 25th and Jackson streets or in southwest Philadelphia in the area of 52nd and Pentridge Street.
Last week,police arrested two other suspects in connection to the home invasion; 18-year-old Malcolm Murray and 19-year-old Tyree Johnson.
Around 6 p.m. on March 4th, police say the suspects followed a 21-year-old woman to her home, forced her inside and tied her up with duct tape along with her three roommates. Police say the three men threatened to kill the women if they didn't follow their directions.
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