UPDATE: 2 of 3 Suspects In McDonalds Armed Robbery Arrested

Two of the people involved in an armed robbery at the McDonald’s in Loganville last month are now in police custody. Police expect the third suspect to be in custody by tonight, "if he's still in the area."

According to Lt. Mike Westbrooks of the Loganville Police Department, the shift manager on duty at the time of the robbery was involved in the heist. Jacqueline Ward Edwards, 41, of Monroe was arrested at the restaurant Thursday and charged with armed robbery, making false statements to officers and party to a crime. The first two charges are felonies and the third is a misdemeanor, according to Westbrooks.

A second suspect, Phillip Cross, 20, was arrested Friday and is now in the Walton County jail and a third suspect, Brent Butler, 32, is still not in police custody. Cross and Butler are facing charges of armed robbery as well as possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony. Butler faces an additional charge of being in possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime.

The two armed suspects entered the McDonald's in the early morning hours of July 16 and were able to get away with $3,919.

"None of the money has been recovered at this time," Westbrooks said. "While investigating the robbery, the suspicious actions of the shift manager led us to believe she was involved and during follow up investigations we developed sufficient evidence to take out a warrant for her arrest."