EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — In this week’s installment of “Brew Busters,” El Paso police are looking for three suspects, one of whom is a man with some big ‘Ballz.’

On Wednesday, the El Paso Police Department took to social media to post “Brew Busters,” asking the people for help in identifying three men believed to have stolen alcohol from different stores.

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The first two suspects shown are being sought out after they allegedly stole booze on April 26 from a Valero gas station located at 201 S. Americas Ave. in El Paso’s Lower Valley.

Suspect with BuzzBallz Biggies sought for alcohol robbery at the Valero gas station located at 201 S. Americas Ave. April 26, 2026. Credit: EPPD via Instagram

Suspect with BuzzBallz Biggies sought for alcohol robbery at the Valero gas station located at 201 S. Americas Ave. April 26, 2026. Credit: EPPD via Instagram

One suspect can be seen in surveillance video wearing a gray t-shirt and carrying some “BuzzBallz BIGGIES,” while the second suspect is seen wearing a dark hoodie.

Hooded suspect sought for alcohol robbery at the Valero gas station located at 201 S. Americas Ave. April 26, 2026. Credit: EPPD via Instagram

Hooded suspect sought for alcohol robbery at the Valero gas station located at 201 S. Americas Ave. April 26, 2026. Credit: EPPD via Instagram

The third suspect is being sought out for a robbery that happened almost a year ago, back on August 10, 2025.

In the picture, an older man can be seen walking out of the Walmart at 3000 Saul Kleinfeld Dr., near Pebble Hills Boulevard in East El Paso, pushing a shopping cart containing what appear to be packs of alcohol.

Suspect sought for alcohol robbery at the Walmart located at 3000 Saul Kleinfeld Ave. August 10, 2025. Credit: EPPD via Instagram

Suspect sought for alcohol robbery at the Walmart located at 3000 Saul Kleinfeld Ave. August 10, 2025. Credit: EPPD via Instagram

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If you happen to recognize any one of these suspects, authorities urge you to call Crime Stoppers of El Paso at 915-566-8477.

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