Police in Philadelphia are asking for the public's help in finding suspects wanted in multiple store robberies in Philadelphia over Tuesday and Wednesday nights, last week.
The looting began Tuesday night following an afternoon protest in response to all charges being dropped against the Philadelphia police officer who killed Eddie Irizarry in the city's Kensington neighborhood in August.
Officials said that the protest had no connection to the looting incidents.
As of Friday morning, at least 61 people have been arrested in connection to the looting incidents, police said.
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P.C. Richard & Son
On Tuesday, a large group of people broke into the P.C. Richard & Son store located on the 2400 block of Cottman Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia, police said.
"They smashed the glass of the front doors and forced entry," officials said. The suspects then took various items from the store.
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Cameras in the store show the moment the group breaks in and shows the suspects running through the store before leaving with what appears to be televisions, speakers, and tablets.
Target
Another group of individuals broke into the Target located on the 7400 block of Busleton Avenue in Northeast Philadelphia just before midnight on Tuesday, police said.
Surveillance video shows one suspect using a Target-branded shopping cart to break a store window before another person pulls it off the wall. Then, the crowd jumps through the window to enter the store.
Fairmount Pharmacy
Just before 3 a.m. on Wednesday, three people broke into the Fairmount Pharmacy located on the 1900 block of Green Street, according to police.
They can be seen on surveillance videos running into the store before jumping over the counter and breaking into the cash register.
The suspects got away with cash, merchandise, and prescription medications, police said. They escaped using various cars.
South Philly Pharmacy
Four people are wanted by police for looting the South Philly Pharmacy on the 2100 block of South 19th Street on Wednesday, according to police.
In the surveillance video shared with NBC10, two people can be seen hitting the windows with tools while two others are seemingly standing guard.
After entering the pharmacy, the group is then seen on camera inside the store.
Police said the suspects were seen leaving the area in a black late-model crossover-style vehicle.
Super Drug Pharmacy
Police are looking for the over half a dozen people who stole from the Super Drug Pharmacy on the 2900 block of North 5th Street on Wednesday, officials said.
The group is caught on cameras inside the store entering and taking various items off of shelves before running out of the store.
If you have any information leading to the arrests of these individuals, please call 215.686.TIPS (8477).
Philadelphia's Office of Emergency Management is asking businesses to report any damage from these lootings. Click here for more on how to report.
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