Crime Stoppers and the Houston Police
Department’s Robbery Division need the public's assistance identifying the
suspect(s) responsible for an aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon.
On Friday, September 13, 2019 at around
9 pm, the complainant was outside of his residence at the 7500 block of Shiner,
in Houston, Texas. At some point, the complainant was approached by an unknown person(s)
and was severely assaulted, to the point that he was left unconscious, and his
truck was stolen. The complainant was found by his neighbor and was transported
to the hospital with serious head injuries. The complainant was eventually able
to recover from his injuries, but has no memory as to what occurred or how his
truck was taken.
The victim’s vehicle, a black Ford
F-150, was recovered in a parking lot at the 4000 block of Belle Park Drive on
September 23rd. A witness, unaware of this incident, observed two
males park the Ford F-150 in a parking lot and wipe down the vehicle prior to
leaving. The witness noted that the incident appeared to be suspicious and took
pictures of the two males as they abandoned the complainant’s vehicle. The
witness then called the police and reported a suspicious vehicle, at which time
officers arrived and learned that the vehicle was stolen.
Although the incident involving the
victim was not captured on camera, Houston Police Robbery Detectives were able
to locate cameras from a nearby residence and business, which shows what
appears to be a 4-door Jeep leaving with the victims truck just moments after
the incident. In addition, the Houston Police Robbery Division is seeking the
identity of the males that are seen leaving the victims truck in the parking
lot 10 days after the incident occurred. If anyone has any information about
this case, they are encouraged to contact the Robbery Division at 713-308-0700
or Crime Stoppers.
Crime Stoppers may pay up to $5,000 for
information leading to the charging and/or arrest of the suspect in this case.
Information may be reported by calling 713-222-TIPS (8477) or submitted online
at www.crime-stoppers.org
