As the city prepared to bid farewell to 2025, the Cincinnati Police Department took to social media to enlist the public's assistance regarding a crime that disrupted the holiday calm. The offense in question, a breaking and entering, occurred last Thursday, December 25, at an Alabama Avenue residence with the additional unauthorized taking of a 2024 Ford E 350. The Cincinnati Police Department's official post conveyed the essentials while sharing images of the alleged suspects.
D3 is investigating a Breaking and Entering offense that occurred at 1359 Alabama Ave., Dec. 25, 2025. The pictured suspects took a 2024 Ford E 350 without permission. If you have any information, contact Det. Mitchell at 513-569-8592. pic.twitter.com/LzFTox3Dkl
— Cincinnati Police Department (@CincyPD) December 30, 2025
The authorities emphasize the need for community contributions to advance the case. Det. Mitchell, the officer in charge, can be contacted at 513-569-8592 with any information that could potentially identify the involved parties or shed light on the whereabouts of the missing vehicle. With an emphasis on solidarity and civic responsibility, individuals are encouraged to step forward, the smallest detail could be the key to resolving the situation and restoring a semblance of justice to those wronged on a day meant for peace and giving.
It's not uncommon for thieves to capitalize on the festive season, when houses may lie empty and occupants distracted by holiday cheer. The incident at 1359 Alabama Ave. not only highlights this trend but also the resilience of a community in the face of opportunistic crime. There's a tacit understanding that such disruptions are more than single acts of theft; they are invasions into the sacred spaces of everyday people, a breach of the unspoken trust we place in the sanctity of our homes.
