Dallas Police are actively searching for an unidentified suspect wanted in connection with a violent crime spree that occurred in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, Texas. The suspect is accused of robbing two separate delivery drivers at knifepoint within a short timeframe during the early morning hours. The incident began around 2:30 a.m. in the 1600 block of Fort Worth Avenue, near a White Rhino Coffee shop. According to police reports, the suspect confronted a pastry delivery driver, brandishing a butcher knife and demanding the driver's vehicle. The driver, acting out of fear for his life, handed over the car to the suspect. Approximately ten minutes after the first robbery, the suspect drove the stolen vehicle to the intersection of Hampton Road and Illinois Avenue. There, near a 7-Eleven gas station, the suspect abandoned the first car and proceeded to threaten a second victim, a Frito-Lay delivery driver, with the same butcher knife. Surveillance video captured the suspect threatening the second driver, who managed to flee through the back of the truck. The suspect then stole the second vehicle and drove south on Hampton Road. Both vehicles have since been recovered by authorities. The suspect remains at large and has not yet been identified or arrested. Dallas Police Det. Andres Sanchez has stated that the surveillance footage from the 7-Eleven location is of high quality and should help the public identify the individual. Investigators are urging anyone who recognizes the suspect from the video or has information regarding the robberies to come forward. The public is asked to contact Det. Andres Sanchez directly at (214) 671-4742 or via email at andres.sanchez@dallaspolice.gov with any relevant tips or information that could aid in the identification and capture of the suspect.