CINCINNATI — A Spectrum worker is in the hospital in critical condition after they were shot in the neck early Thursday morning, according to Cincinnati police at the scene.
Police at the scene said the worker was shot during an attempted robbery.
The shooting happened around 5 a.m. Thursday morning on North Fred Shuttlesworth Circle. Cincinnati police said the suspect left the scene in a blue SUV; officers did not provide any more information about the suspect or their vehicle.
Police said the Spectrum worker was taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, where they are in critical condition. We asked Cincinnati police for an update on the victim's condition Thursday afternoon. A CPD spokesperson said, "There won’t be any condition updates from CPD per Marsy’s Law."
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At the scene, Cincinnati police had a section of North Fred Shuttlesworth Circle taped off with crime scene tape; inside the crime scene tape appeared to be a Spectrum bucket truck parked with its hazard lights on.
We reached out to Spectrum for comment; a spokesperson told us they are aware a worker was shot.
"Our thoughts are with our colleague and their family at this time," the spokesperson wrote in an email. "We are saddened and concerned by the violent attack on one of our members who was working to keep customers connected. We are working with the Cincinnati Police Department as they investigate this incident."
Later on Thursday, Spectrum announced it would offer a reward of up to $25,000 for information connected to the shooting. A company spokesperson said Spectrum would offer the reward for anyone who provides credible information on any individual or individuals who were involved in the shooting.
Anyone with information can reach out to Crime Stoppers at 513.352.3040 or contact Spectrum at 833.404.TIPS (8477).
