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Austin Police Request Public Aid in Identifying Suspected Armed Robber of Rutland Market

Austin Police Request Public Aid in Identifying Suspected Armed Robber of Rutland Market

According to a news release posted on the City of Austin’s official website, the Austin Police Department (APD) is aggressively seeking public cooperation in order to quickly bring to an end a robbery that occurred at Rutland Market on the evening of October 29. At around 10:20 p.m., the suspect—a Caucasian man who is thought to be between 45 and 50 years old—started what appeared to be a routine transaction before brandishing a black revolver and demanding money from an employee. He wore black gloves, black jeans, a black hoodie, and a black balaclava mask. According to the APD, he was between 5′ 8″ and 5′ 10″ tall, skinny, and might have had a fleeting appearance.

We are asking anyone with information about the crime or who witnessed it to come forward and help put an end to this violent assault. For individuals who want to share information without disclosing who they are, anonymity is guaranteed, and rewards of up to $1,000 are available as incentives. Tips that are likely to greatly aid in making an arrest are eligible for this award.

Those with any relevant information should pay special attention: 512-974-5092 is the number for the APD Robbery team. Additionally, the Capital Area Crime Stoppers Program offers a covert way to communicate information if making direct contact seems intimidating, whether it be via their website or by calling 512-472-8477.

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