Bexar County deputies are seeking the public’s help in a reported retail theft involving multiple suspects and locations. Investigators have identified two of the three people, while one suspect remains unidentified or unlocated.
The Bexar County Sheriff's Office asked the public to help identify three suspects in the reported theft, according to KABB and News 4 San Antonio. Deputies were first contacted on September 18 about a reported theft involving multiple suspects at several locations, News 4 San Antonio reported.
Two Suspects Identified, One Still Sought
The station's report notes that two of the three suspects have since been identified by investigators. The identity and whereabouts of the remaining suspect or suspects are still being sought, as noted by News 4 San Antonio, leaving a gap in the case that deputies are hoping the public can help close.
The investigation involved a reported retail theft at multiple locations.
How to Report Information
The Bexar County Sheriff's Office is asking anyone with information about the case to call 210-335-6000, News 4 San Antonio reported News 4 San Antonio. The Sheriff's Office lists that number for non-emergencies and says crime tips can also go to Crime Stoppers at 210-224-STOP (7868) or 800-252-8477; callers remain anonymous. Authorities have not publicly detailed what was taken or how the reported theft unfolded.
Other Cases and Statewide Data
Separate cases reported by KSAT illustrate other alleged multi-store theft investigations in the area. Four women were accused of thefts at Ulta Beauty stores; the first alleged theft happened on March 15, 2025, at a store on Texas State Highway 151. In another case, KSAT reported that Paul Ybarra was arrested after alleged thefts involving multiple businesses, including incidents at San Antonio-area H-E-B stores on Dec. 29, 2024, and Feb. 27, 2025. A 2024 Texas Comptroller study said Texas did not collect uniform statewide data specifically on organized retail theft, making its extent and cost difficult to quantify. That statewide data gap does not establish how the current Bexar County case is classified.
