Two teens were arrested last week in connection with an armed robbery that occurred outside Dundee-Crown High School on Dec. 18. 

The Carpentersville Police Department arrested a 14-year-old boy and a 17-year-old, both from Carpentersville, according to a District 300 press release. Both were charged with armed robbery and attempted vehicle theft. 

They were not Dundee-Crown students. 

The above information was updated on 8:43 a.m.

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Carpentersville Police are investigating a report of a student who was robbed at gunpoint in the school's parking lot Tuesday evening during a girl's basketball game. 

The student told police two young adult males approached him around 5:50 p.m. After some conversation, one of the males who was armed with a handgun "robbed the sophomore of his cell phone and asked for his keys," according to a District 300 press release. 

Both of the suspects then fled on foot and the student was not injured, according to the news release. 

Police are working closely with Dundee-Crown and District 300 to investigate the incident.

"The school has several video surveillance cameras throughout the outside and inside of the school," according to the news release. "It is currently being determined whether the perpetrators were students."

There were several school security personnel and supervisors at the school when the incident occurred. 

Carpentersville Police have increased campus patrols for after-school activities at Dundee-Crown. The school is also offering a $500 reward to anyone who provides information leading to an arrest in this incident. 

Information can be shared by contacting the school administrators or calling Carpentersville Police at 847.426.3439.  Information can also be shared anonymously using the D-300 safety hotline, at phone 847.551.8477 or e-mail SafeSchoolTipLine@d300.org.