Austin police are asking for help tracking down three men they say teamed up to rob the Macy's at The Domain on March 13, leaving a store employee injured when staff tried to step in. Detectives have released surveillance images and are circulating descriptions of the suspects as they chase down new leads.
According to Austin police, the three are described as Hispanic and Black males in their late teens to early 20s, all with thin builds. Investigators say one man was last seen in a black Denim Tears hoodie, ripped jeans, a black Armani Exchange hat and black Jordan 4 sneakers. A second suspect wore a gray Vans T-shirt, ripped jeans and black Vans shoes, and has tattoos on both hands and both forearms. The third suspect has long, curly hair and was wearing a black George V Paris hoodie, black sweatpants and a black beanie, according to CBS Austin.
How to report a tip
The robbery happened March 13 inside the Macy's at 3311 Esperanza Crossing in The Domain. Anyone with information is asked to call APD's Robbery Unit at 512-974-5092. Tips can also be submitted anonymously to Capital Area Crime Stoppers at Capital Area Crime Stoppers or by calling 512-472-8477, according to the City of Austin. As CBS Austin reports, a reward of up to $1,000 is available for information that leads to an arrest.
Context: Retail theft in north Austin
The Domain and nearby shopping hubs in north Austin have been a recurring hotspot for theft cases that concern both retailers and police. In a late-November 2025 operation that targeted shoplifting across several busy centers, officers recovered nearly $12,900 in merchandise from stores in Canyon Ridge, Lakeline and The Domain, Fox 7 Austin reported.
The Macy's case remains an active investigation, and detectives say they are continuing to follow up on tips. Police are also asking anyone who might have cell phone video, dashcam footage or other images from in or around the store on March 13 to share it with investigators.
