TUCSON, AZ (Tucson News Now)- Pima County Sheriff's deputies are looking for one suspect connected to an armed robbery.

Investigators say three people broke into a home in the 11200 block of East Holster Drive on Sunday night.

Police said the residence was a legal medical marijuana location.

The suspects fled the home with several thousand dollars, a handgun, marijuana and a cell phone.

Police traced the cell phone and found the suspects on the east side.

Pima County Sheriff's deputies chased the suspect to a Circle K near South Camino Seco and East 22nd Street.

The men crashed their car into a pole and took off.    

Deputies found two of them, but a third got away.

The two suspects in custody were identified as Augustin Soto Rivera and Rosario Ignacio Soto.

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