Category: Property Crimes

  • New Catalytic Convertor Theft

    On 11/11/2026 we had additional Cat Thefts with similar mo from our previous post. What appears to be a newer model BMW SUV light grey in color with panoramic sunroof bearing OH/HKX2246 was involved and occurred between 0130 and 0200. The plate on the vehicle was a unreported stolen tag at the time of the offenses. The vehicle was located a short time later in Mason and was involved in a pursuit that made its way into Clinton Co. where it was lost by OSP. If your investigation something similar and have additional information contact me at 513-745-8432.

    Christian Keuffer
    ckeuffer@blueash.com
    BlueAsh Police Department

  • Theft of Bronze Bell

    During the approximate timeframe from September 30, 2026 until November 09, 2026, suspects unknown stole a bronze Liberty Bell from a vacant auto lot, located at 7585 Wooster Pike. Due to the specific nature of the item stolen, Detective Schworer is requesting any officer or agency who comes across the bell, pictured below, contact Detective Schworer with the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.
    JSchworer@hcso.org
    (513) 500-1580
    Thanks.


    Jonathan Schworer
    jschworer@hcso.org
    Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office

  • Alexandria, KY Vehicle theft identification Needed

    On 10/23/2026 a vehicle was stolen from inside a garage in Alexandria, Kentucky. The vehicle then wrecked on 471 NB in Newport and a female passenger was admitted to UC medical center after being dropped off by Isaiah Cooper who was following in a separate vehicle and picked her up. Cooper is a suspect in previous vehicle thefts all over the tri state. Witnesses say a black male dressed in black was driving the stolen vehicle and walked away from the scene. I served a search warrant on a cell phone belonging to the female and located a photo of Cooper and a male subject that matches the description of the unknown driver that was taken from the night before. If anyone can identify him or has these subjects as suspects, please reach out to me.  

    Det. Sgt. Nick Rhoden
    Alexandria, KY Police Department
    Direct Cell 859-445-4198


    Nick Rhoden
    nrhoden@alexandriaky.org
    Alexandria Police Deaprtment

  • Attempt to Identify-B&E/ Theft

    On 11/04/2026 around 1900-2000 hours, two subjects made entry into our victim’s apartment and stole a three foot safe containing money, three meta AI glasses, and a Micro Draco firearm. These two subjects may or may not be associated with a Dion Rayshawn Freeman 12/5/1996, or Keizya Velina Grigsby 9/4/1998. If anyone could assist with identifying either of these two individuals please reach me at (513) 753-2243 or mcooper@utclermont.gov.

    Matt Cooper
    mcooper@utclermont.gov
    Union Township Police Department

  • B&E / Lottery Machine Tampering

    On October 31, 2026, deputies responded to the Hunter Cafe gas station in Warren County, Ohio, for a break-in.

    Suspect Eric Ryan Rogers (DOB: 01/19/1987) (OH DL: SU552755) was apprehended in the cafe with a hammer, prybar, $513.00, and a cellphone. Rogers was believed to be driving a 2021 Chevrolet Silverado OH-KSQ6551 at the time of the incident. Rogers gained entry through the rear of the building by shattering a glass door. He then broke into an Ohio lottery machine. DNA swabs of suspected blood were taken as evidence from the scene.

    If your agency has a similar case, please reach out to Deputy Danielle Gillette.

    DGillette@warrencountyohio.gov
    Enforcement 1st Watch (0000-0800)
    513-695-1280


    John Smith
    jsmith@warrencountyohio.gov
    Warren County Sheriff’s Office

  • Catalytic Converter Theft

    UPDATE TO PREVIOUS POST.

    Vehicle involved is the likely the same as offenses that occurred in Evendale, Sharonville and Symmes. Black Dodge Durango bearing OH/JZE1295 also a stolen tag. At least 3 suspects, 1 suspect appears to be W/M. These are screenshots just received from adjacent business to my victim

    Christian Keuffer
    ckeuffer@blueash.com
    BlueAsh Police Department

  • Catalytic Converter theft

    On 10/30/26, Evendale received a report of a catalytic converter theft from a 2021 Nissan NV200 SV. The victim reported that 3 other vehicles of the same make and model were at a Sharonville service center; their catalytic converters were also stolen. At this time, the suspects are believed to be 3-4 black males who wore masks during the offenses.
    The incident occurred in the early morning hours of 10/30/26, between 0100 and 0200.
    Two suspect vehicles were identified:
    – Black Dodge Durango displaying license plate HXA6351. The plate was reported stolen from a black Honda.
    – White Jeep Cherokee displaying license plate KCW7444. The plate was reported stolen from a black Mitsubishi.
    After the offense, both vehicles drove north on 42. The last Flock hit on either plate was on 10/30/26 around 0300.
    If any other agency had a similar offense, please reach out.

    Dolores Santillan (msantillan@evendaleohio.org) or 513-439-1440

    Dolores Santillan
    msantillan@evendaleohio.org
    Evendale Police Department

  • Catalytic Converter Theft

    At approx 0024 hours on 10/29 2 suspects entered onto a commercial property and cut off the catalytic converter of a work vehicle. We also had a 2nd theft from a hotel lot, but the victim was driving a rental and didn’t care to make a report. I have a possible suspect vehicle identified OH/KYD4280 Chrysler Pacifica, the vehicle is registered to Enterprise and will reach out today to get further information. The vehicle arrived on 10/28 from TX and as of this morning has remained in the area. I did speak with a Enterprise rep on Friday evening and they advised they had 20 or more of their vehicles sustain damage from catalytic converter theft in the last 3-4 days. If you are investigating something similar, or have additional information I can be reached at 513-745-8432 or ckeuffer@blueash.com


    Christian Keuffer
    ckeuffer@blueash.com
    BlueAsh Police Department

  • 26014343 STOLEN VEHICLE @ KERRY MAZDA

    FPD Case#: 26014343 – On 10/19/26 at 00:30, approximately four unknown suspects were captured on video surveillance stealing a 2023 Dodge 3500 valued at $59,394. In the video a newer model white Hyundai Genesis with black rims drives past the truck that is backed into a spot on the rear lot of the dealership. The genesis stops, backs into the space next to the truck and turns its lights off. What appears to be a male gets out of the vehicle with a cell phone, gets onto the bed cover of the truck bed and he gains entry to the truck through the back sliding window. The suspects cell phone light is
    visible from the video and he appears to go under the dash. Approximately 5 seconds later the truck turns on, and the suspect exits the passenger door. Other suspects then get out of the genesis and some get into the truck and some back into the genesis. VIN on the truck is 3C63R3EL8PG533279. The Truck is in NCIC, but we unfortunately do not have access to FLOCK to try and find the white car.

    The video quality is terrible but if you have any similar cases or recognize the vehicle, please contact Detective Brockman at 859.334.5523, by email at brandon.brockman@florence-ky.gov

    Brandon Brockman
    Brandon.brockman@florence-ky.gov
    Florence Police Department

  • Auto Theft/Theft from Auto

    CPD reports: 2026-INC-021103 and 2026-INC-021145

    A black Subaru Legacy bearing Ohio license plate KVZ9075 was stolen from Walnut Hills in Cincinnati, OH on 10/26/26. It was then used in several Theft from Auto incidents across the city. It was occupied by 3-4 suspects. I have some video from one of the incidents so far, but I am unable to identify the occupants at this time. Three occupants exit the vehicle and use glass breakers to make entry into vehicles with a possible driver remaining in the vehicle. If you’re able to assist with identifying the suspects or have additional media of the suspects, please contact me at britney.salisbury@cincinnati-oh.gov or 513-979-4430. As of right now, the vehicle is still reported as stolen.

    Thank you,
    Britney Salisbury
    britney.salisbury@cincinnati-oh.gov
    Cincinnati Police Department
    District 2 Inv

    Britney Salisbury
    britney.salisbury@cincinnati-oh.gov
    Cincinnati Police Department