Three men were arrested after they reportedly stormed into a room at the Oasis Inn in west Kissimmee Jan. 8 and stole money and personal items at gunpoint from a victim.

The Osceola County Sheriff's Office charged Apopka resident Jonas Pierre, 19, as well as Orlando residents Adreian Coyne, 20, and Sabian Kwame Dumercie, 20, with home invasion robbery with a firearm and grand theft.

The victim of the invasion told deputies that he heard a knock and when he opened the door to his room, three males stormed in and demanded money at gunpoint.

Later, deputies and a K-9 unit found two men matching descriptions of the motel robbery suspects while conducting routine checks in the area. They spoke with the two, identified as Coyne and Pierre, and also found the victim's stolen property in the suspects’ car. The two were arrested and booked into the Osceola County Jail.

On Jan. 11, detectives were called to the jail to speak with one of the suspects, who named Dumercie as the third person involved in the incident. Detectives obtained a felony warrant for his arrest. Orange County Sheriff's Office booked Dumercie into the Orange County Jail on Jan. 20.

Along with home invasion and grand theft, the three face charges of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, aggravated assault with a firearm and possession of drug paraphernalia and marijuana under 20 grams.