Fort Worth police said they arrested nine people Monday in connection with a smash-and-grab robbery at an El Rancho Supermercado, which investigators believe caused up to $100,000 in total losses.

Those arrested include a man believed to have committed the longest string of robberies by one person in city history, officials said.

Police are investigating a string of smash-and-grab robberies at El Rancho grocery stores in North Texas. The most recent incident was in Fort Worth on Sunday, where multiple people were arrested.

Justin Lockett was arrested in connection with around 24 aggravated robberies, police said in a Thursday news release. He allegedly used a gun and a mask to target businesses mainly in the city’s southern and southwestern areas over several months, according to investigators.

Police were already investigating several ATM thefts they believed the ring had committed in Fort Worth and received a tip that suspects were traveling back to attempt more thefts, officials said.

Four men were seen entering the store, smashing a glass display and taking jewelry before leaving, according to police.

Police arrested a crew of suspected ATM thieves from the Houston area after they tried to steal another ATM in Fort Worth on Thursday.

FORT WORTH, Texas — Eight people were arrested in connection to a smash-and-grab robbery in a Fort Worth grocery store, according to Fort Worth police records. Fort Worth police responded to reports of a robbery around 4:55 p.m. Feb. 9 inside an El Rancho Supermercado on North Main Street in Fort Worth, police said in a press release.