Brookhaven police asked Thursday for help identifying three suspects accused of stealing mail from “numerous” victims.

The trio, who police have said may be "men dressed in women's clothing," are believed to be shown on security camera photos the department released.

The thefts took place at an unnamed apartment complex.

Brookhaven police say three people were caught on video stealing mail. Now investigators need help identifying them.
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So far two people have been arrested in the case, which police have said could be tied to a larger ring operating around the area.

Regina Sutton, 34, of Atlanta was arrested after police caught her in the act of stealing mail, the department said. Antwan Manuel, 25, of Atlanta was arrested by Atlanta police while allegedly driving a vehicle reported stolen out of Brookhaven.

Police have said the car was filled with stolen mail and credit cards, according to previous statements.

Brookhaven police say three people were caught on video stealing mail. Now investigators need help identifying them.
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Sutton is charged with theft by taking and identity fraud, Manuel with car theft.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers Atlanta at 404-577-8477, text information to 274637 or visit crimestoppersatlanta.org. Tipsters can also remain anonymous and be eligible for a reward of up to $2,000.

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Channel 2's Mark Winne reports.

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