Crime & Safety
Shots Fired In Attempted Robbery Near Round Rock
Although the victim was not hit, shots were fired into a vehicle in a robbery attempt at a fueling station on Gattis School Road on Friday.
UPDATE: Two black male suspects in a gray or silver four-door car are believed to be armed and dangerous. Please call 911 if you have any information.
— Williamson County Sheriff's Office (@WilCoSheriffPIO) January 11, 2020
UPDATE: Two black male suspects in a gray or silver four-door car are believed to be armed and dangerous. Please call 911 if you have any information.
— Williamson County Sheriff's Office (@WilCoSheriffPIO) January 11, 2020
ROUND ROCK, TX — Sheriff's deputies responded to a shooting in an attempted robbery in Williamson County on Friday evening.
The incident in Hutto occurred at an HEB gas station on Gattis School Road, the Williamson County Sheriff's Office reported on Twitter at 8:37 p.m. The victim told police the incident stemmed from an attempted robbery, during which shots were fired into a vehicle.
The victim was not shot, the sheriff's office said, but sustained minor scratches.
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In the aftermath of the incident, the sheriff's office released surveillance camera images of the suspects who were described as two black males in their early 20s who were believed to be "armed and dangerous," the sheriff's office wrote on Twitter. The suspects' vehicle was described as a gray or silver four-door car.
Anyone with information is urged to call 9-1-1.
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UPDATE: Two black male suspects in a gray or silver four-door car are believed to be armed and dangerous. Please call 911 if you have any information.
— Williamson County Sheriff's Office (@WilCoSheriffPIO) January 11, 2020
WCSO needs your help! Two B/M suspects involved in an agg robbery. Age: early 20s in a gray or silver four-door car are believed to be armed and dangerous. We believe this is an isolated incident; the public is not in danger. Call 911 if you have any information @SheriffChody pic.twitter.com/2db9cKT3nn
— Williamson County Sheriff's Office (@WilCoSheriffPIO) January 11, 2020
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— Williamson County Sheriff's Office (@WilCoSheriffPIO) January 11, 2020
Editor's note: The city in which this incident occurred has been corrected. Patch regrets the error.
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