Florence Police are turning to the public for help identifying people pictured in a photograph tied to an open case, asking anyone with information to come forward. The department says tips can be submitted anonymously, giving residents a low-risk way to help investigators move the case forward.
The request came in a post from the Florence Police Department - Florence, KY on Facebook, which states that the department’s investigative unit is attempting to identify the people shown in an attached photograph. The post identifies the matter as case number 26014617, though the department has not released additional details about what the case involves.
How to Submit a Tip
According to the Facebook post, tips can be routed to Detective Todd Manning by phone or email. The department says all tips will be kept anonymous, a detail it emphasized in the post as it seeks public cooperation.
Anyone with information is asked to reach Detective Manning at 859-334-5526 or at [email protected].
A Familiar Role for Detective Manning
This isn’t the first time Manning has fronted a public identification push for the department. Hoodline previously reported on a similar appeal from February 2024, when the detective led a comparable effort during a theft investigation and the department likewise promised anonymity to anyone who came forward. It remains unclear whether that earlier case is connected in any way to the photo circulated this week.
For now, the department’s ask is straightforward: if you recognize the people in the photo, reach out. No further information about the investigation has been made public, and residents will need to watch for updates from the department as the case develops.
