Arlington police say one man robbed at least 15 stores and individuals over the last two weeks.
On Thursday night, he is suspected of targeting a Pizza Hut, Domino's Pizza, and Walgreen's in Arlington. The three stores were robbed at gunpoint within two hours.
"The pattern is all over the map," said Lieutenant Christopher Cook with Arlington Police Department.
Detectives believe he is traveling by vehicle, because the three locations Thursday night were spread out across north, west and south Arlington.
Mansfield police are searching for the same suspected armed robber. Fort Worth police also had one incident connected to him.
The suspect is robbing many CVS and Walgreen's locations, along with restaurants. But he is also attacking individuals.
Police said during one of the incidents, the suspect assaulted a citizen who was withdrawing money from an ATM at CVS and then took the money from that person.
"It is quite possible he has other offenses out in North Texas that other agencies just haven't connected the dots yet," said Lt. Cook. He is concerned the suspect will become more violent.
The suspect was seen wearing a Dallas Stars sweatshirt during a recent robbery, police say. He is described as being "about 6-feet-1-inch tall," according to police.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 817-276-4743.
Authorities are also offering up to $2,500 for his arrest. Callers can remain anonymous by calling Tarrant County Crime Stoppers at 817-469-8477.
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