LOS BANOS, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) - Three suspects got away with $100,000 in a Los Banos jewelry store heist, according to the city's police department. However, all three and their getaway driver have since been arrested. Officers say the heist began on Sept. 5, when Los Banos Police received a report about an armed robbery at a jewelry store. Three men entered the business with face covering and armed with handguns and ended up taking around $100,000 worth of jewelry. Police say the suspects left the scene in a stolen vehicle, that was parked nearby, and they were then picked up by a fourth suspect driving a black Mercedes SUV. Detectives say the vehicle was registered to 53-year-old Jules Lamont Hollis, who is on federal probation. Before the robbery on Sept. 5, detectives learned the suspects committed a burglary in the City of Madera. Detectives obtained security footage that showed the suspects without face coverings, and police say they were seen accompanied by another man. The other man was identified as Hollis and an arrest warrant was issued. On Sept. 15, Hollis was arrested by the Elk Grove Police Department - allowing detectives with Los Banos Police to find even more evidence placing Hollis as a suspect in the investigation. The arrest of the other three suspects came after Sept. 23, when detectives obtained an arrest warrant for 41-year-old Omar Jones of Fresno after determining he was one of the masked suspects. Police say they identified another suspect as 22-year-old Moses Salas of Fresno. The last and fourth suspect was identified as 34-year-old Tyrone Royal Bush. All four suspects involved in the jewelry store heist have been arrested, according to the Los Banos Police Department.