Cincinnati Police District Two investigators are asking the public for help identifying a suspect connected to a theft from a vehicle in the 4700 block of Madison Road, in the Oakley neighborhood. The department's request, posted Tuesday, does not specify when the theft occurred or what was taken, but it does name Detective Salisbury as a contact.
According to the Cincinnati Police Department
District Two investigators are “attempting to identify a suspect in reference to a theft from auto offense that occurred in the 4700 block of Madison Rd.” The post does not give the incident date or describe what was taken. Anyone who recognizes the suspect or has information about the incident is urged to contact police.
The department is directing tips to Detective Salisbury. Those who prefer to stay anonymous can instead call Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040.
An Earlier Vehicle Theft in Oakley
A Cincinnati Police Department neighborhood report lists a theft-from-auto incident on October 26, 2026, in the 35XX block of Madison Road, as well as another on October 13 in the 3700 block of Drake Avenue. These are separate report entries; the records do not link either incident to the current Madison Road suspect search.
What the records can—and cannot—show
The Cincinnati Police Department cautions that its Oakley report data are preliminary and subject to further analysis. The listed incidents do not, on their own, establish a measurable change in theft-from-auto reports over comparable periods or a connection to the suspect search. The FBI’s Uniform Crime Reporting definitions distinguish motor vehicle theft—the theft or attempted theft of a motor vehicle—from the separately listed larceny-theft category. That distinction does not identify what property was taken in the Madison Road case.
FOX19 reported that a separate vehicle theft in the 4700 block of Madison Road in 2018 involved a red 2018 Ford F350 pickup parked at a work site with its keys inside. FOX19’s report identified the truck’s Ohio plate as PKA4104.
How to Help
Anyone with information on the current Madison Road theft from auto is asked to contact Detective Salisbury directly or reach out to Crime Stoppers. No other details about the suspect, the stolen property, or the timing of the offense have been released.
