Robbery at 18XX SUMMIT RD on 10/19/2026 2:47 PM

Type: Robbery

Date: 10/19/2026 2:47 PM

Description: ALARM - COMMERCIAL HOLDUP. Event Number: CPD261019001161. CPD Neighborhood: ROSELAWN. Agency: CPD. Disclaimer: This report is from Cincinnati Police calls-for-service log. Information may be subject to change.

Address: 18XX SUMMIT RD, Cincinnati, OH

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Area Missing Persons

missing-person-record__McQueary

Name

James McQueary

Missing Age

9

Est. Current Age

71

Last Seen

Fairfax, OH on 10/15/1964

Physical Description

Race: White Ethnicity: Caucasian Gender: Male Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Height: 3'6" Weight: 65 lbs

Case Number

MP7670

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Area Cold Cases

cold-case-record__Madden

Name

Dennis Madden

Age

83

Cause of Death

Homicide

Info

On december 21, 1964 the springdale police were dispatched to west kemper road near the shell gas station just west of sr747. There officers found dennis madden shot to death. Mr. Madden was the night gas station attendant at the shell gas station. Mr. Madden was married and had an infant daughter that grew-up never knowing her father. The springdale police department conducted a thorough and exhaustive investigation that went on for many months. Numerous persons were interviewed and various items of evidence were recovered. The crime scene was searched, but no latent prints of value were found. This homicide was prior to the age of video-surveillance and no witnesses to the murder were ever found. The investigators confiscated and test-fired dozens upon dozens of pistols to compare to the bullets recovered from mr. Madden. Mr. Maddens clothing was sent to the fbi for examination. The police department sent out information and corresponded with other police agencies across the country. A substantial cash reward was posted by the family. However, no suspects were ever charged with this crime. The department remains committed to following-up on this serious crime and trying to bring closure to the family.

Agency

Ohio AG

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