Cincinnati police are investigating a violent assault that left two people hospitalized after the Cincinnati Music Festival ended early Saturday morning.
The attack happened around 2:30 a.m. at Fourth and Elm streets in downtown Cincinnati. A group of unknown attackers assaulted a couple in their 30s, causing serious injuries to both victims.
Both victims were taken to a local hospital and are now in stable condition. Police have not released details about their specific injuries. The attackers ran away before police arrived. No arrests have been made yet.
Police believe the attack was not random but have not revealed a possible motive. The assault occurred shortly after the Cincinnati Music Festival finished its final performances at Paycor Stadium. The downtown area was crowded with people leaving the popular annual event.
Investigators are reviewing security camera footage from nearby businesses and traffic cameras to identify the suspects. They are asking anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040 or submit anonymous tips online.
Police also want witnesses who may have recorded the incident on their phones to come forward with the footage. Community leaders have expressed concern about the attack. They are calling for better safety measures during large downtown events.
The investigation continues as police work to understand what led to the assault.
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