Laurinburg police are looking for two Maxton men involved in robberies last week.

William Oscar "Get Low" Baker, 25, is wanted for robbery, assault and larceny of a motor vehicle after an incident at Pine Acres Lodge on Wednesday, police said.

Baker allegedly stole $1,500 and a black 2004 Jeep Wrangler from 24-year old Luke Allen Hnatkovich after an altercation, according to police.

Police say they found a bag of cocaine at the crime scene, for which Hnatkovich was arrested.

Baker served 3 and 1/2 years in prison for being an accessory after the fact for both first-degree burglary and discharging a firearm in Guilford County, according to state records.

Baker had 34 infractions while in prison, including assault with a weapon, threatening to harm and injuring staff, damaging property and sexual acts.

The DOC has Baker registered as a member of the gang United Blood Nation.

His address is on Beethoven Drive in Maxton, but officials say he has family in Laurinburg and spends time in the Washington Park area.

Also wanted in a separate Wednesday incident, is Michael Joseph Gibson, accoridng to police.

The 26-year-old is wanted for armed robbery, kidnapping and conspiracy to commit robbery for his role in an armed robbery.

Officers believe Gibson was one of two individuals to hold a mother and infant at gunpoint while taking $45 from a residence on Beta Street.

Gibson served three years in prison for breaking and entering and conspiracy to commit armed robbery in Scotland County and possession of a schedule II controlled substance in Hoke County, according to state records.

He also performed community service for an earlier breaking and entering charge.

Gibson last-known address is 21723 Airbase Road in Wagram.

Officials believe both men are armed and advise using extreme caution in dealing with either individual.

If you have any information on the whereabouts of Gibson or Baker, call the Laurinburg Police Department at 276-3211 or anonymously report your tip to Scotland Crime Stoppers at 291-3333.