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Police investigate Blue Ash home invasion

Submitted by kkinley, Neighborhood Reporter
Friday, November 9th, 2012, 1:16pm
Police investigate Blue Ash home invasion

BLUE ASH, OH (FOX19) - Blue Ash police are investigating a home invasion that happened Wednesday on Fox Hollow Drive.

A resident reported to police that between 1:30pm - 8:15pm, someone entered his unoccupied home and removed money and computer equipment. The method of entry into the premises is undetermined at this time as no signs of force were discovered by police. The incident remains under investigation.

Residents are urged to remain alert for any unordinary activity in their neighborhoods and to keep their doors and windows locked when away from home. If suspicious people are observed, they should be reported to the police immediately. Fox Hollow Drive is located off of Plainfield Road north of the intersection of Glendale-Milford Road in the western part of the city.

Anyone with information on the offense is requested to contact Crime Stoppers at (513) 352-3040 or the Blue Ash Police Department at (513) 745-8555.

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Two juveniles arrested for stealing political signs

Submitted by kkinley, Neighborhood Reporter
Tuesday, October 16th, 2012, 2:41pm
Two juveniles arrested for stealing political signs

MADEIRA, OH (FOX19) - Madeira Police arrested two juveniles on Saturday who were caught stealing political signs.

The two were caught on Miami Hills Drive and  one of the suspects admitted to police they had been in the same area the night before stealing signs.

Police confiscated several signs from a vehicle being driven by one of the suspects.

Both suspects have been charged with criminal mischief and theft. Police warn residents to be on the lookout for political sign thefts especially nearing the upcoming election.

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Person of interest wanted in Cincinnati Bell store robbery

Submitted by kkinley, Neighborhood Reporter
Wednesday, September 26th, 2012, 3:06pm
Person of interest wanted in Cincinnati Bell store robbery

SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP, OH (FOX19) - A man is wanted for a theft that ocurred at the Sycamore Township Cincinnati Bell store.

The suspect allegedly removed a cell phone from the store without permission. The theft happened at the location in the 75-hundred block of Kenwood Road on September 18.

The suspect is described as male white, early to mid 20’s, thin build, longer black hair, black goatee, wearing dark pants, dark sweatshirt, dark gym shoes with white soles, and a dark colored Irish flat cap.

Anyone with information is asked to call Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040.

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Mariemont police need help identifying suspect

Submitted by kkinley, Neighborhood Reporter
Monday, September 17th, 2012, 7:42am
Mariemont police need help identifying suspect

MARIEMONT, OH (FOX19) - A man is wanted by police in Mariemont for breaking for using stolen credit cards that were taken from a resident in the area.

On August 31 at approximately 9:00 a.m. a MasterCard credit card was taken from a vehicle in Mariemont. Police were able to track down a man using the card when he made several purchases in the Mason area.

Police have released  photos of the suspect and are asking for any information regarding the suspect or the offense.  If you recognize this man please contact Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040 or Mariemont PD, Sgt. Paul Rennie at 513-271-4089.

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Credit cards stolen from business used at Eastside stores

Submitted by kkinley, Neighborhood Reporter
Wednesday, August 22nd, 2012, 3:46pm
Credit cards stolen from business used at Eastside stores

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - Two suspects wanted by police are accused of using stolen credit cards at three Eastside businesses.

According to reports, on July 19 the male and female suspects entered Sacksteder's Interiors in O'Bryonville and took the victim's wallet which ws siting on her desk.

Both suspects used the victim's credit cards at several locations in the area including Wal Mart at 4400 Red Bank Rd., Dillards at Kenwood Towne Center, and BP gas station at 8020 Kenwood Rd. 

Video taken from the Wal Mart shows the suspects used two of the victim's credit cards to purchase approximately $1400.00 dollars in electronic items. 

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Suspect wanted for misuse of a credit card in Hyde Park area

Submitted by kkinley, Neighborhood Reporter
Tuesday, August 21st, 2012, 4:51pm
Suspect wanted for misuse of a credit card in Hyde Park area

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - Cincinnati Police are tying to identify a man wanted for misuse of a credit card in the Hyde Park area.

Police say that the man is accused of using a credit card that was stolen from a vehicle at two gas stations in the Hyde Park area to purchase gift cards. 

This man left with another male in a white sedan.  Anyone able to identify this individual should contact crime stoppers at 513-352-3040 or Detective Wysel at 513-979-4428.

 

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Woman wanted on charges of misuse of a credit card in Fairfax

Submitted by kkinley, Neighborhood Reporter
Wednesday, August 15th, 2012, 11:59am
Woman wanted on charges of misuse of a credit card in Fairfax

FAIRFAX, OH (FOX19) - Fairfax Police are trying to identify a woman who is wanted for misuse of a credit card. 

According to police, the woman went into the  WalMart located at 4000 Red Bank Rd in Fairfax stating that she needed gift cards for her business. 

She then purchased as many gift cards as she could on several stolen credit cards.  She left the store with $900 in gift cards and left in a black SUV. 

Anyone who can identify this subject should contact Crime Stoppers 513-352-3040. 

All calls are anonymous and callers may be eligible for a cash reward.

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