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Police share photos of group accused of trying to rob Bucks County motorsports store

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NEW BRITIAN, Pa. - Authorities in Bucks County are searching for a group of masked men who they say tried to rob a local motorsport store under the cover of night.

The Central Bucks Regional Police Department said the attempted robbery happened at Smith Marine around 2 a.m. last Tuesday.

Police shared a picture of the six suspects dressed in dark clothes with hoods and masks. In one photo, a suspect is scene using a bolt cutter the try to open a trailer.They called attention to a suspect's sweatshirt with a distinct skeleton design, and two would-be thieves with belt-style bags with logos.

Police say a group of six people are wanted for attempting to rob a Bucks County motorsport dealership. While the group's robbery attempt was unsuccessful, an employee told FOX 29's Shawnette Wilson that a vehicle was taken from the store last fall.

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