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Devon Letourneau, 18, of Providence is wanted in connection with a home invasion on Federal Hill.

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Cops hunt for 4th home invasion suspect

Suspects allegedly shot at baby girl

Updated: Friday, 30 Jul 2010, 2:05 PM EDT
Published : Friday, 30 Jul 2010, 12:00 PM EDT

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) - While police search for the last of four home invasion suspects, two of the suspects were ordered held without bail Friday.

Joshua E. Ortiz, 19, and Yoneiry Delarosa, 20, were arraigned on first-degree robbery and conspiracy charges in connection with the crime, during which shots were fired at a baby.

The frightening ordeal happened on Tuesday inside an apartment on Providence's Federal Hill.

The person living in the home told police that a man wearing a hockey mask burst into his home and demanded money . When the masked man learned there was no money, he fired a shot that barely missed the tenant's infant daughter - who was sitting in a bouncy seat.

A third suspect, Christina Bartley, 20, is accused of driving the getaway car. She was ordered held without bail following her arraignment Thursday.

Police say they are still searching for a fourth suspect, Devon Letourneau, 18, of 1000 Douglas Ave. Police said Letourneau should be considered armed and dangerous. Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call Providence police at 401-272-3121 or 401-243-6406.

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