Houston Police Robbery detectives are turning to the public for help after an early-morning aggravated robbery along the 3800 block of Old Spanish Trail, releasing surveillance images of five suspects they say are tied to the case. The incident happened on Jan. 13 at about 6:40 a.m., and investigators say multiple male and female suspects were captured on store cameras.
WANTED: Robbery Detectives are seeking the identity of the suspects wanted in an Aggravated Robbery, in the 3800 block of Old Spanish Trail, on January 13th, 2026. @houstonpolice Contact @CrimeStopHOU to be eligible for a reward up to $5k. Details at https://t.co/eJba6a65Qx https://t.co/ODpLwLC1RD
— Houston Police Robbery (HPDRobbery) April 7, 2026
Police Release Suspect Photos and Descriptions
According to Houston Police Robbery, detectives are looking for five suspects in connection with the Jan. 13 aggravated robbery on Old Spanish Trail. Surveillance stills show two women, one with red shoulder-length hair wearing a black tank top and light-colored pajama pants, and another with long black-and-blonde braids in a black tank top and Jordan shorts.
Three men are also sought. One is seen in a gray GAP hoodie with gray sweatpants and black Nike slides. Another appears masked and dressed in black, wearing white socks and no shoes. A third man is described in a gray Nike hoodie with red lettering and ripped jeans.
How to Submit Tips and Reward Details
Crime Stoppers of Houston says anyone who contacts them directly can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $5,000. Tipsters can call 713-222-TIPS (8477), submit an online tip through the organization’s web portal, or use the mobile app to share information that could assist investigators.
Old Spanish Trail’s Recent Pattern of Robberies
The Old Spanish Trail corridor has seen multiple robberies in recent years, and Houston police have repeatedly appealed to residents to help put names to faces in surveillance stills from nearby blocks. As reported in coverage of a liquor store robbery on Old Spanish Trail and detailed on the Houston Police Robbery pages, investigators regularly release images and pair them with Crime Stoppers rewards in hopes of shaking loose new tips in this stretch of the city…