The Cincinnati Police Department has put out a call for assistance in identifying an individual involved in a recent incident of vandalism. According to a social media post from the Cincinnati Police Department, the incident in question occurred last Thursday, when a person threw rocks at the Marathon Station located on the 800 block of West 8th Street, District 1. The department is asking for any information that could lead to identifying the rock-throwing individual.
District 1 is looking to identify the pictured individual. On 8/7/25, the individual threw rocks at the Marathon Station on the 800 block of West 8th street. Please contact Det. Kreider at 513-352-4565 with any info. pic.twitter.com/dc5r3pTecG
— Cincinnati Police Department (@CincyPD) August 8, 2025
While no injuries were reported, the vandalism has added to concerns over property damage in the area. Throwing the rocks, the Marathon Station sustained noticeable damage, which has unsettled the community and prompted a swift response from local law enforcement. The department's social media post includes a picture of the individual sought in connection with this event and is urging anyone with information to reach out. Contact Det. Kreider at 513-352-4565, the post details for those willing to provide any leads.
The police have not released further details about the suspect or the extent of the damage caused by the incident. Local residents and businesses are left to grapple with the safety and security implications of such acts of vandalism, underscored by the urgency in the police's efforts to track down the individual seen in the provided photo. They have remained committed to ensuring the neighborhood's well-being and preventing further such occurrences.
