The Austin Police Department's Robbery Unit is turning to the community for help in tracking down the victim of a recent aggravated robbery in North Austin. The incident, that occurred on the night of July 13, left the victim with a possible gunshot wound. His condition and location remain unknown, ramping up concern for his safety. The victim has been identified as 41-year-old Steven Conn, according to a press release from the APD.
This call for public assistance follows the events that unfolded between 11 p.m. and 11:45 p.m. on the stated date, with the authorities now reaching out to gather more information that could lead to ascertaining Conn's whereabouts. APD's plea underscores the gravity of the victim's predicament. Concerned citizens with any knowledge regarding this case are encouraged to come forward.
Demonstrating a commitment to community policing, the Austin Police Department is not only seeking tips that could locate Conn but also hopes to gather additional intel that may assist in the overall investigation of the crime. The police have established dedicated channels for anyone who may have seen something or knows about the incident, making cooperation as convenient as possible.
Should individuals wish to contribute to the investigation while maintaining anonymity, APD has shared contact details for the Capital Area Crime Stoppers. This platform allows citizens to share tips confidentially and could play a crucial role in both locating the victim and progressing the case. Those with any information can call APD's Robbery tip line or submit their tips through austincrimestoppers.org, or by dialing 512-472-8477.
The police department has reiterated the importance of community vigilance and assistance in their ongoing efforts to serve and protect the citizens of Austin.
