Eight people were robbed at gunpoint Tuesday evening at a home in the 1200 block of Grammar Street.

Victims, four of whom were juveniles, told police the robbery occurred at 10:11 p.m. after two men kicked open the door and each displayed a shotgun, said Sgt. Sandra Williams of the Vicksburg Police Department. All eight were ordered to remove their pants before being robbed. No sexual assault was reported.

One victim told police he was struck in the abdomen with a shotgun by one of the robbers and his pants, belt and $35 in cash were taken, said Williams.

The two robbers fled in two unidentified vehicles after also taking $250, two cell phones and a pair of Air Jordan sneakers from the victims, said Williams.

The attackers were described as two black males, each wearing a black bandana around their faces, said Williams.

Williams said this morning she expects arrests in the case.

She also said she had no information this morning to indicate whether the robberies are related to 10 armed robberies reported in the city during May.

City woman critical after morning wreck

A Vicksburg woman was in critical condition this morning at University Medical Center after being ejected from her car in a one-car wreck at Halls Ferry and Stonewall roads early this morning.

Wendy Womble, 25, 145 Bradford Drive Lot 32, was traveling southbound on Halls Ferry Road at 3:04 a.m. when her car hit a concrete curb and rolled down a hillside and ejected her, said Sgt. Sandra Williams of the Vicksburg Police Department.

A witness said Womble’s vehicle crossed into the oncoming lane before she hit the concrete curb, said Williams.

Womble was taken to River Region Medical Center and airlifted to UMC, where a hospital spokesman said she was in critical condition.

Williams said this morning it appeared Womble was not wearing her seat belt at the time because she was ejected from her car.

Williams also said it is undetermined what the cause of the accident was at this time.

Camera, game missing in two home burglaries

Two residential burglaries were reported in the city Monday.

A digital camera valued at $700 was reported missing at 1:54 p.m. from an apartment in the Waltersville Estates apartment complex.

A PlayStation 3 game system valued at $200 was reported missing at 12:34 p.m. from a home in the 1500 block of Bodley Street.

Two auto burglaries reported in city

Two auto burglaries were reported in the city Tuesday.

A juvenile was in the Warren County juvenile detention center this morning after being arrested at 4:02 for an auto burglary reported three hours earlier, at 12:59, in the 3000 block of Green Street.

Nine pairs of Air Jordan sneakers had been reported missing from a 1999 Ford Crown Victoria.

Separately, a Mississippi handicap hanging tag was reported missing at 2:12 p.m. from a 1995 Nissan in the 1500 block of Cherry Street.