A Texas woman was robbed at gunpoint during a Zoom call in her bedroom as people in the meeting watched in horror

• A woman from Texas was robbed at gunpoint on Friday while on a Zoom call in her bedroom.
• Other people in the Zoom call immediately called for help as they watched the robbery unfold.
• Three suspects, including a 15-year-old girl, have been arrested, police said.
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A woman participating in a Zoom call from her bedroom in San Antonio, Texas was robbed at gunpoint on Friday as witnesses rang for help, authorities said.

The unnamed woman was taking the call at around 2.50 pm local time when three suspects, including a 15-year-old girl, broke into her home.

People on the Zoom call watched in horror as one of the suspects, identified as Adrian Guillen, 19, held a gun to the woman's head and demanded to show them her belongings.

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The witnesses immediately called for help.

"Guillen and the juvenile began to ransack the victim's residence taking multiple pieces of property," the SAPD said in a statement shared to Facebook. Among them was a safe, authorities said.

The pair then fled the scene in a white Honda Accord driven by Jaime Trevino, 39.

"While searching the area, RTFU detectives observed and recorded Guillen, the female juvenile, and Trevino in possession of the victim's property," the SAPD said.

Police arrested the three suspects after following them to an area motel.

According to police, Guillen had an active capital murder warrant outstanding in Bandera County, KSAT reported. The 15-year-old juvenile will also not be identified, officials added.

San Antonio has one of the highest crime rates in America among communities of all sizes, according to Newsweek.