PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Two people were robbed at gunpoint inside a Port St. Lucie home on Saturday night, according to the Port St. Lucie Police Department (PSLPD.)
Police say the incident occurred at around 11:40 p.m. near the 400 block of SW Meadow Terrace.
Two adult victims who were inside the home alleged they were tied up and robbed at gunpoint by two other people.
Police said the two suspects and two victims knew each other as this was a targeted home invasion.
The suspects then fled the scene in a Toyota Yaris registered to one of the suspects. After a "be on the lookout" alert was sent late Saturday night, the suspects were taken into custody shortly after by the Indian River County Sheriff's Department.
On Monday, Port St. Lucie police released the identities of the two suspects: Quentin Quarterman, 26, and Fredericka Storr, 27. Police said Storr is one of the victim's ex-girlfriends.
Storr was charged with home invasion robbery with a firearm, false imprisonment, criminal mischief, and hindering communication with 911. Quarterman was charged with home invasion robbery with a firearm and false imprisonment.
Police said during the robbery, Storr damaged three phones so no one could call 911. Around $10,000 in cash, some Pokémon cards and a small amount of marijuana were taken.
Detectives are now applying to get search warrants on the suspect's vehicles in order to recover the stolen items. Police said this is an active and ongoing investigation.
Neighbors that WPTV News reporter Brooke Chau spoke with Monday morning said the Bayshore Heights Community is very quiet and family-oriented.
This robbery comes as a shock to one neighbor who has lived on Meadow Terrace for 16 years.
"This was an unexpected surprise. This is frightening and I am worried," the neighbor, who didn't give their name, said.
Storr is being held at the Indian River County Jail on a $210,000 bond. Quarterman is being held on a $200,000 bond.
