In an unprecedented case, three boys, ages 11, 12, and 16, who have been cleverly dubbed the "Little Rascals," were arrested for robbing a bank in Houston. Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez confirmed the arrests on Wednesday, stating that the young suspects are now in custody and have been charged with robbery by threat.

Due to their status as juveniles, no additional information about the boys was released by the authorities. The Harris County Sheriff's Office did not immediately respond to requests for further details.

The FBI's Houston office had been on the lookout for the trio, who were wanted in connection with a bank robbery at a Wells Fargo branch in the Greenspoint area of north Houston on March 14. A photograph of the three boys, all wearing hoodies inside the bank's lobby, was posted by the FBI on X. However, at the time of reporting, the FBI had not returned queries for more information regarding the case.

According to reports from Houston's ABC 13, the boys allegedly passed a threatening note to a teller before making their escape on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash. Interestingly, the parents of two of the suspects recognized them after seeing their photographs, which were released to the public. Additionally, law enforcement officers identified the third boy following a separate incident involving a fight.

This most unusual case has not only shocked the community but also raised questions about what may have led these young individuals to engage in such criminal activities. As the investigation unfolds, authorities will undoubtedly be working to provide further answers to the bewildering circumstances surrounding this bank robbery.

The "Little Rascals" will now face the legal consequences of their actions as they navigate the juvenile justice system. The outcome of their case will likely be closely watched by both law enforcement officials and concerned citizens alike, hoping to understand how such young boys found themselves involved in a serious crime of this nature.