One in custody, two at large in home invasion robbery

The Warden Police Department needs your help finding two the three men suspected of being involved with a robbery and the unlawful imprisonment of a victim on March 25, 2017.

A spokesperson for the Grant County Sheriff's Office didn't have information about the location of the home invasion robbery or whether the victim had been harmed. But, she said both at-large suspects should be considered armed and dangerous.

Members of the Moses Lake Tactical Response Team with help from the Benton Co. Tactical Response Team, Franklin County’s Tactical Response Team, INET Detectives, and Grant County Sheriff’s Deputies, assisted by members of the Warden Police Department, executed a search warrant on the suspects’ house in the 900 block of S. Washington Ave., in Warden, early Monday morning.
Victor De La Sancha, age 29, of Warden, was taken into custody for the robbery and unlawful imprisonment charge. A fourth man at the residence was arrested on an unrelated warrant. Quantities of methamphetamine, and heroin, and firearms were also located inside the residence.

Still at large and wanted in connection with this crime:

• Diego Alberto Cano, age 42, and from Othello. Cano is described as 5’7” tall, weighs approximately 185 pounds, has short cropped dark hair, and has a diamond type clown tattoo covering his right eye. The photo included in this release is prior the tattoo.

• Antonio Jacobo Campos, age 32, and is also from Othello. He is described as 5’8” tall, and weighs approximately 160 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. Campos has a clown tattoo on his right arm, and a skull tattoo on his left arm.

Both Cano and Campos should be considered armed and dangerous. Do not attempt to apprehend. If you know their whereabouts, call 911, or the Warden Police Department can be reached by calling MACC Dispatch at 509-762-1160, or the Warden Police Department directly at 509-793-1300

Anyone who may have information can also send information to crimetips@grantcountywa.gov. Reference case number 17WA0217. Tipsters can remain anonymous.