URGENT: Minnesota Authorities Need Help Locating Suspect In Violent Robberies

Several times each year, police departments throughout Minnesota reach out to the public, hoping to identify suspects in a crime that has been committed.

They provide details on the crime, and there are usually surveillance photos, many of which are unfortunately very dark or grainy and hard to see. A lot of the time, the power of the public sharing information on social media helps authorities locate the suspects.

Recently, the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office shared a post on Facebook, but this was a lot different. This time, authorities know the name of the primary suspect and have several clear pictures of the violent crime that took place.

The concern is that while his accomplices have been taken into custody, he remains at large and could be headed anywhere in Minnesota or even out of the state to elude capture.

Minnesota Authorities Request Help Locating Dylan Jungwirth

In a Facebook post on the morning of Wednesday, August 20, the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office requested the public's help to locate Dylan Jungwirth, who is a suspect in three violent robberies.

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According to authorities, Dylan and two other men robbed three Minnesota gas stations on Sunday, August 17. Two are located in Roseville, and the third is in Little Canada.

During at least one robbery, Dylan held a gun to the back of at least one clerk’s head, which can be clearly seen in the pictures below.

Again, his accomplices are in custody, but Dylan remains at large.

Dylan Jungwirth, who is 21 years old, stands 5’9”, weighs about 145 pounds, and lives in an apartment on the 2000 block of County Road F in White Bear Lake.

However, authorities reiterate that at this point, he could be anywhere, so it's important to spread the word everywhere so that he can be located and brought into custody.

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If you see Dylan or know of his whereabouts, do not approach him. Authorities say you should call 911 right away.