Up to $5K Reward Offered to ID Trio in San Antonio Robbery

Crime Stoppers seeks public's help to identify suspects in East Side incident near Frost Bank Center.

Published on Feb. 9, 2026

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San Antonio Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of three suspects involved in a robbery last month near the Frost Bank Center on the city's East Side. A 20-year-old man reported being robbed of his wallet and car keys at gunpoint by two men after meeting a woman and driving to the location.

Why it matters

Violent crimes like armed robbery are a serious concern for San Antonio residents, and the Crime Stoppers program aims to engage the community to help identify and apprehend suspects to improve public safety.

The details

According to police, the 20-year-old victim had left a bar with a woman he had just met, and the two drove together before stopping near the 4000 block of East Houston Street. Two armed men then approached the victim and robbed him of his wallet and car keys before fleeing the scene in a dark-colored sedan with the woman.

  • The robbery occurred on January 17, 2026.

The players

San Antonio Crime Stoppers

A community-based crime prevention and public safety program that offers rewards for information leading to the arrest of suspects.

20-year-old man

The victim who was robbed at gunpoint after meeting a woman and driving to the location near the Frost Bank Center.

Two men

The armed suspects who robbed the victim of his wallet and car keys.

Woman

The third suspect who fled the scene with the two armed men in a dark-colored sedan.

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What’s next

The case remains under investigation by the San Antonio Police Department.

The takeaway

This incident highlights the importance of community engagement and public-private partnerships in addressing violent crimes, as Crime Stoppers aims to leverage tips from the public to help identify and apprehend suspects to improve public safety in San Antonio.