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Police search for masked suspect after armed robbery at a Walgreens in NKY
By Evan Fields
Police: 10 arrested, 1 wanted after more than $38K stolen from Cincinnati seniors
Evan Fields
Evan Fields
Reporter · Cincinnati, OH
Evan is a graduate of Northern Kentucky University, where he studied Journalism and Community Engagement. He has reported on local events and issues for the past three years through various platforms, focusing on grassroots initiatives that uplift the community.
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Police: 10 arrested, 1 wanted after more than $38K stolen from Cincinnati seniors Advertisement Updated: 11:19 PM EST Nov 9, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Matthew Dietz Digital Editor Police: 10 arrested, 1 wanted after more than $38K stolen from Cincinnati seniors Updated: 11:19 PM EST Nov 9, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Matthew Dietz Digital Editor CINCINNATI — Ten people were arrested and one person is wanted after more than $38,000 was stolen from seniors in Cincinnati in a complex scheme. The Cincinnati Police Department said it began when an elderly resident of The Kenwood by Senior Star reported stolen checks from his apartment. Advertisement That report led to police finding six victims, ranging in age from 85 to 99 years old, who had nearly $40,000 stolen from them combined. Police said the investigation found that the suspects allegedly used stolen checks, deposited stolen funds and made unauthorized purchases. The following people have been arrested and indicted: Robyn Brown, Monae Mosley, Sean Caldwell, Taliah Telich, Jaylon Malone, Arnando Miller, Sabryna Overton, Melyana Green, Jordon Malone and Morrigan Crutcher. Cincinnati Police Another suspect, Daryl Bullocks, is wanted by police. WLWT is working to learn what charges the suspects are facing. “This case is a reminder that financial exploitation of older adults is a serious crime and the Cincinnati Police Department remains committed to protecting our seniors and holding those who target vulnerable members of our community accountable,” the Cincinnati Police Department said in a statement. Make WLWT a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks AI-generated political ads spiked in 2026, but campaigns still prioritized other means of messaging FDA adds warning about rare vision loss to popular GLP-1s FBI investigates 'suspected homicide' aboard cruise ship out of Texas Rochelle Fleming, lead singer of '70s disco and soul group First Choice, dies
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