Round Rock Police Seek Suspect Connected To Attempted Bank Robbery

ROUND ROCK, TX — Police are seeking help from the public in identifying a suspect in an attempted bank robbery over the weekend, officials said on Monday.

On July 21 at around 4:50 p.m., an aggravated robbery occurred at the BBVA Compass Bank branch located at 895 North Interstate 35 in Round Rock, according to police officials. Police said a Hispanic male entered the bank and displayed a firearm while demanding money.

The suspect concealed his identity by wearing a ball cap, sunglasses and bandanna over his face, officials said.

The suspect is believed to be between five feet six inches and five feet, eight inches tall, weighing between 150 lbs-175 pounds. he was last seen wearing a dark long-sleeved shirt, dark wind-pants with a stripe and tennis shoes. The suspect fled on foot from the bank without any cash, last seen traveling southbound under the IH-35 bridge in the direction of Brushy Creek.

Anyone with information is asked to call police at 512-569-0465 or email shawn.scott@ic.fbi.gov . Anonymous tips can also be submitted via Tip411, by texting RRPD + the tip to 847411.

Several surveillance camera images were released in the hopes someone might recognize the suspect and alert police.

>>> Surveillance camera still images courtesy Round Rock Police Department