FORT MYERS, Fla. - Fort Myers police say they've caught two of their most wanted criminals.

James Blanks has been located in Fort Lauderdale with the help of his probation officer.

Dwight Sykes was also arrested last night after police received a tip about where he was.

Now the hunt continues for these three remaining men:

- J.D. Irons Jr. (d.o.b. 2-25-69)
- Eric Maurice Brown (d.o.b. 8-26-90)
- Michael Tyrone Donaldson (d.o.b. 8-23-90 )

Until they're caught, people in East Fort Myers tell us they're living in fear.

"It's pretty bad," said Beanne, an East Fort Myers resident.

Driving through her neighborhood, Beanne admits violence there is spiraling out of control.

"There's no jobs. Everybody's doing what they got to do to get money, pay bills," she said.

Beanne asked us not show her face, because like everyone else here she's afraid if she says too much, she could be the next victim.

"My heart goes out to all the mom's and families where relatives got killed," she said.

In the past week, murder and shootings in East Fort Myers have been the topic of conversation.

Police say some of the shootings maybe connected, which is why, if people know something, police are asking them to come forward.

"The community has to get involved. They have to make a stand and until that happens, unfortunately, I think the violence will continue," said Major Doug Baker, from the Fort Myers Police Department.

Since police released mugshots of five men yesterday, 12 tips have come in, which led to the arrest of two of the men.

With three men still being sought, police hope you can be the missing link.

"The community has to be involved. From a law enforcement standpoint, I believe we're out there doing the job, but we can't be everywhere at once," Major Baker said.

While some comments on our website blast police for not doing enough, Beanne backs police up, saying ending the violence begins at home.

"I don't think it's police not doing their job. I think it's people in general," she said.

Anyone with information as to the whereabouts of the other men wanted, you're asked to call Crimestoppers at 1-800-780-TIPS or the Fort Myers Police Department at 239-334-4155.

All calls are anonymous and you could get a cash reward if you call Crimestoppers.