BUNNELL, Fla. – A person was pistol-whipped and robbed early Wednesday in an armed home invasion in Bunnell, police said.
The attack was reported around 4 a.m. in the area of South Bacher Street.
According to police, Jeremiah Daniel Cook, 21; Stephen Harmon Monroe, 22; Carson Bova Ankrom, 18; and another unidentified culprit entered an apartment by breaking a window.
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One of the four pistol-whipped the victim, who had been sleeping when the group broke into the apartment, police said.
The invaders held the victim at gunpoint and took $2,205 in cash and two handguns before leaving in a dark blue Kia.
Bunnell located the car in the 500 block of N. State Street, and a high-risk traffic stop was conducted, police said.
Three of the four wanted in the case were arrested, and a search of the car led to the recovery of the stolen guns and cash, according to police.
The fourth intruder remains at large.