Crime Stoppers and the Houston Police
Department’s Robbery Division need the public's assistance identifying the
suspects responsible for an aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon.
This case is an aggravated robbery with
a deadly weapon and aggravated kidnapping. This incident occurred on Friday,
November 29, 2019 from approximately 3:00 am to 9:30 am, at 8110 West Sam
Houston Parkway South, Houston, Harris County, Texas.
The complainant was delivering four
vehicles to a car dealership in Houston from Las Vegas. The complainant arrived
near his destination and decided to park at an AMC parking lot located at I-10
and Highway 6. The complainant decided to take a nap in his vehicle while
waiting for the dealership to open. Two unknown males, armed with handguns,
then approached the complainant and demanded his wallet and phone. Both
suspects proceeded to take the complainant to a Bank of America, located on Old
Spanish Trail, where the suspect was able to withdraw $1,000 dollars from the complainant’s
bank account via an ATM machine (video of suspect).
The complainant was then held at
gunpoint until a Bank of America opened. The complainant was then taken to the
Bank of America located at 8110 West Sam Houston Parkway South. The suspect
placed his weapon in his pocket and told the complainant that he would kill him
if he did not cooperate as they went inside together. The suspect forced the
complainant to withdraw $10,000 from the teller. As the complainant approached
the teller to make the withdraw, he asked for a piece of paper and wrote a note
stating that he needed help. The teller then asked the complainant to sit in
the lobby to help delay as they called the police. As the suspect and
complainant waited, the suspect got up and left the location. Houston PD
#1571374-19
Suspect descriptions: Suspect #1: Black
male, 25 to 27 years old. Suspect #2: Black male, 25 to 27 years
old.
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
