The men, all Vallejo residents, are accused of taking part in a crime spree that began in the fall of last year and continued through the spring of this year.
According to the CHP, the three men would drive up to the toll booths on the Carquinez Bridge, usually show weapons, demand money, and off they would go.
Complicating the investigation, the robbers would wear ski masks and they would drive stolen cars.
"It's been a year and a half long investigation," CHP investigator Matt Werle said. "I worked with Vallejo police and I just figured out who were the car thieves in Vallejo and was kind of making sure I figured out where they were at and doing surveillance on them. And then I just figured out who was who, and then we had some evidence, and evidence was submitted, and we went from there."
The three men are identified as 30-year-old Chris Miller, 43-year-old Robert White, and 47-year-old David Morales. The CHP says the men are tied to three of the 10 robberies of toll-takers that occurred during this crime spree.
The entire 10 robberies netted a total of about $6,000.
According to investigators, more arrests are expected.
