The Cincinnati Police Department has issued a call for the public's assistance in locating a missing person, Aijah Long. According to a social media post from the department, Long was last observed last Saturday and is reported to have gone missing from the Mt. Auburn area. The public notice urges anyone with information to step forward.
In their effort to quickly find Long, authorities have asked that people with any knowledge of her whereabouts to immediately contact Det. Oliver at the provided phone number, 513-352-3501. The urgency to swiftly bring this case to a close is palpable in the department's digital outreach, emphasizing how every second counts when someone's safety is potentially at risk. The case has not yet generated any leads, or at least, the police have not shared such developments, prompting the community to potentially fill in the critical gaps.
Details on Long's description, including age, physical characteristics, or clothing at the time of her disappearance, were not included in the initial outreach efforts by the police department. The lack of details could possibly hinder the public's ability to positively identify Long and provide useful information to the authorities.
Engagement from the community when such calls for help are broadcast can often make the difference in resolving these cases. The Cincinnati Police Department's plea via social media demonstrates the modern reliance on digital networks to rapidly disseminate crucial information. A successful outcome may well hinge on shares and retweets, broadening the reach past the local boundaries, potentially to draw a crucial clue from the wider digital world.
The link to the original Cincinnati Police Department post concerning Aijah Long's disappearance is available for those who wish to share the information or revisit the police notice: Cincinnati PD Social Media Post.
Please help us locate Aijah Long. She was last seen on 9/27/25. She is missing from the Mt. Auburn area. Please contact Det. Oliver at 513-352-3501 with any information. pic.twitter.com/4T4lKSrLlI
— Cincinnati Police Department (@CincyPD) September 29, 2025
