Miami Township Police are actively searching for three suspects wanted in connection with a robbery that occurred at a JCPenney store. The incident took place on Friday, July 3, 2026, around 5 p.m. According to police reports, officers responded to the scene following a reported theft. As the three suspects attempted to leave the store with stolen merchandise, loss prevention personnel intervened to stop them. During this confrontation, a woman wearing a white tank top allegedly sprayed the loss prevention staff with pepper spray. The suspects then fled the scene in a black Acura sedan. Miami Township Police attempted to stop the vehicle, but it fled from officers, driving recklessly through traffic before heading northbound on Interstate 75. Due to the dangerous nature of the driving, authorities did not initiate a formal pursuit. The department is also looking for a woman accused of stealing from the same JCPenney location on June 29, 2026, linking the cases. All three suspects are currently wanted for questioning regarding potential robbery charges. The investigation is ongoing, and police are urging the public to remain vigilant. Residents or anyone with information regarding the location of the suspects or the black Acura sedan are encouraged to come forward. Detective James Swearingen is leading the contact effort for tips. Individuals with information about this incident are asked to contact Detective Swearingen directly at (937) 433-2301. The Miami Township Police have emphasized the seriousness of the situation, noting the reckless driving and the use of pepper spray against law enforcement and store personnel. The community is asked to assist in the identification and apprehension of these individuals. This case remains open, and authorities continue to gather evidence and witness statements to build a case against the suspects. The police department has not yet released detailed physical descriptions of the three male suspects, but they are actively seeking public assistance in identifying them. The connection to the previous theft on June 29 suggests a pattern of activity at this specific retail location. Authorities are treating this as a serious criminal matter involving theft and assault on loss prevention staff.