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Houston Police Seek Help Identifying Suspects in Aggravated Robbery of Fast-Food Restaurant on Old Spanish Trail

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Published on August 01, 2025
Houston Police Seek Help Identifying Suspects in Aggravated Robbery of Fast-Food Restaurant on Old Spanish TrailSource: Houston Police Department's Robbery Division

In a brazen act of impersonation turned robbery, two suspects conned and then robbed a Houston fast-food restaurant. The Houston Police Department, as detailed on their Robbery Division website, is reaching out for public assistance to identify the pair responsible for this aggravated robbery that occurred on June 25, 2025.

Surveillance footage showed the suspects initially posing as patrons around 5:40 pm at the establishment located on the 3900 block of Old Spanish Trail. The situation escalated when their request for free meals — leveraging a false claim of managerial status by the male — was challenged by an employee. According to the information provided by the Houston Police Department's Robbery Division, the female suspect brandished a knife, intimidating the worker, before both suspects fled with stolen food.

The details on the suspects were specific: The male is described as a Black male with a beard, equipped with an orange/reddish cap, an Astros towel over his shoulders, a black backpack, gray shorts, and white shoes. Accompanying him was a Black female, identifiable by her tattoos, dressed in a white headband, white shorts, and a blue crop top with white letters. Their actions demand accountability and the Police Department is urging anyone with information to come forward.

The community's assistance is not only solicited but incentivized. Crime Stoppers of Houston is offering a cash payment up to $5,000 for information leading to charges and/or the arrest of the felony suspects. "Tipsters MUST contact Crime Stoppers DIRECTLY to remain anonymous and to be considered for a cash payment," as reported by the Houston Police Department's Robbery Division. This can be done by calling 713-222-TIPS (8477), submitting an online tip at www.crime-stoppers.org, or through the mobile app of Crime Stoppers.