San Antonio police continued searching for four suspects involved in an armed robbery on the Northeast Side on Wednesday morning. Around 10:45 a.m. on Wednesday, a 39-year-old man reported that he was held at gunpoint on the 3500 block of Pin Oak Drive, robbed of his belongings, and the suspects fled. No arrests had been made, and police had not identified any of the suspects despite searching the area, according to News4SanAntonio.
Where detectives want tips
Per the San Antonio Police Department, anyone with information is asked to call the Robbery Task Force at (210) 207-0300 or use the department's non-emergency line at 210-207-7273. Investigators also urge potential witnesses to hang on to any surveillance or dash-cam footage and to have case numbers handy when following up with detectives.
A pattern police are watching
The latest appeal for tips comes as officers and local media track a string of armed robberies across San Antonio, with Crime Stoppers periodically putting up cash to shake loose leads. The San Antonio Express-News previously covered a separate robbery that carried a $5,000 reward, underscoring how anonymous tips can help move cases forward.
How neighbors can help
Officials are clear on one point: do not confront suspects. Instead, they advise residents to preserve original video files, write down or record vehicle descriptions and timestamps, and pass that information along to detectives. For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergencies or tips, residents can reach police through the City of San Antonio site or call the Crime Stoppers hotline at 210-224-STOP, according to the city's published contacts.
