Cincinnati Police District 3 is asking the public for help identifying two suspects wanted in connection with an aggravated robbery near the 1700 block of Elmore Street in South Cumminsville. Investigators say anyone with information, or anyone who can identify either suspect, should contact Detective Turner directly.
The appeal was posted at 10:44 a.m. on September 30, 2026, by the Cincinnati Police Department.
The department asked the public to help identify two suspects. The Crime Stoppers hotline is an alternate option for anonymous tips. The 1700 block of Elmore Street sits within Cincinnati's South Cumminsville neighborhood in the 45223 ZIP code, close to the Colerain Avenue commercial corridor and near connections to Interstate 74 and Interstate 75, according to
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A Block With a Troubled Recent Past
This is not the first time police have been called to that stretch of Elmore Street this year. On April 22, an 18-year-old male was shot and wounded in the same 1700 block near Colerain Avenue and required emergency transport to a hospital, WKRC reported. And in June 2025, Charles Smith was killed in a shooting on the block; Steven Young was arrested and charged in the case.
District 3's Expanded Beat
District 3 covers 18 neighborhoods across roughly 20 square miles of Cincinnati's West Side, including South Cumminsville, with a force of about 161 sworn officers, per the City of Cincinnati. Investigators in the case now work out of the district's $16 million Westwood headquarters at 2300 Ferguson Road, which opened in 2015 as the nation's first Net-Zero Energy and LEED Platinum-certified police station, as Hoodline has previously reported.
Citywide, Cincinnati recorded 2,635 violent crimes in 2024, according to FBI crime data compiled by OpenCrime, which reports that violent crime rose 16.2 percent from the previous year.
How to Report Tips
Tipsters who prefer anonymity can call Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040, where leads that result in an arrest can earn a cash reward of up to $2,500.
