Dallas Police Hunt Armed Robbery Suspect

Dallas police said on May 14 that they were searching for 21-year-old Jonathan Hill Jr., who is wanted in an aggravated robbery case and in two counts of unlawful restraint of a minor. The department said the robbery case stems from a Nov. 8, 2025 incident in the 1100 block of West Davis Street. Police said the unlawful-restraint counts are tied to a separate March 26, 2026 incident in the 2500 block of West Mockingbird Lane. Authorities released Hill’s name, age and physical description as they asked the public for help locating him. ### Who are police looking for? Jonathan Hill Jr. is 21 years old, according to Dallas police. Investigators described him as about 6 feet 1 inch tall and about 185 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. The May 14 public alert identified Hill by name and said he is wanted in connection with one aggravated robbery case and two unlawful-restraint-of-a-minor counts. (hoodline.com) Police did not release additional allegations beyond the brief notice summarized by local outlets citing the department. ### Which cases are tied to the search? (hoodline.com) The aggravated robbery case was reported on Nov. 8, 2025, in the 1100 block of West Davis Street, police said. Local reports citing Dallas police placed that location near the Bishop Arts area. The second case was reported on March 26, 2026, in the 2500 block of West Mockingbird Lane, according to the same police alert. (hoodline.com) Local reports citing Dallas police said that incident led to two counts of unlawful restraint of a minor and placed the location near the Love Field area. Case numbers listed in the public notice were 162178-2025 and 042861-2026, according to the reports that reproduced the department’s details. (hoodline.com) Dallas police did not publicly provide a fuller narrative of either case in the material available through those reports. ### What have police said about the allegations? (hoodline.com) Dallas police said only that Hill is wanted in connection with aggravated robbery and two counts of unlawful restraint of a minor. The department’s public notice, as reflected in local coverage, did not describe the victims, say whether Hill knew them, or detail how investigators linked him to the cases. (hoodline.com) Hoodline, citing Dallas police, reported that anyone who sees Hill should not approach him and should instead call 911 or Crime Stoppers. That report said the department’s alert was posted on Thursday, May 14. ### Where can people send tips? Crime Stoppers of Greater Dallas can be reached at 214-373-TIPS, or 214-373-8477, according to the police notice cited by local outlets. (hoodline.com) Police said tipsters may be eligible for a reward if information leads to an arrest and indictment. The North Texas Crime Commission’s Crime Stoppers site says rewards can reach up to $5,000 on its wanted-suspects page. (hoodline.com) That page also says tips can be submitted anonymously. ### What comes next in the case? An arrest is the next public milestone in the case. Dallas police said the public should reference the listed case numbers when providing information tied to the search for Hill. (hoodline.com) As of May 17, 2026, the available public notices reviewed for this report were still asking for help locating Hill. (ntcc.crimestoppersweb.com) Anyone with information can contact Crime Stoppers at 214-373-TIPS or call 911 if they see him, according to the police alert cited by local reports. (hoodline.com)