The Round Rock Police Department is urgently reaching out to the public seeking assistance in identifying a suspect linked to an aggravated robbery incident. According to a news release from the Round Rock Police Department dated April 21st, a 7-Eleven store on La Frontera Blvd fell victim to robbery under threat on April 14th in the early morning hours of darkness.
The series of events unfolded at 4:50 a.m., when police were hastily summoned to the scene of the crime. Unfortunately, the suspect managed to quickly flee on foot before the officers could arrive to apprehend them. The authorities are now turning to the community to help identify and locate the person responsible for this crime. An image or two from the store's surveillance might provide crucial leads, but the cooperation of local residents could prove pivotal.
As described by the Round Rock Police, the suspect is a Black male. His attire at the time included a rather distinct rain jacket, featuring bold red and blue hues, paired with black pants. To conceal identity or shield hands, the suspect wore Mechanix-style gloves, and to complete the look, black Air Jordan 11-style shoes. These specific details are hoped to jog the memory or catch the eye of anyone who might have seen the suspect in or around the time of the robbery.
Round Rock Detective Leo Quintana is the primary contact for this case, urging anyone with information not to stand silently by. Quintana can be reached at 512-218-7048 or via email at [email protected], according to the department's request. In an effort to encourage information sharing while protecting identities, anonymous tips are warmly welcomed and can be submitted strictly through Williamson County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-253-7867.
With the suspect still at large, the Round Rock Police emphasize the importance of community vigilance and support. The details provided, though scanty, are the keys available to unlock this case. As they painstakingly piece together the fragments of that early morning, they appeal to the public to become an active part of the narrative that restores safety and justice to the streets of Round Rock.
