Hamilton Police are actively seeking the public's assistance in identifying and locating the individual or individuals responsible for the fatal shooting of 65-year-old Vincent Singletary. The incident occurred on June 5, 2026, in the Jefferson neighborhood of Hamilton, Ohio, specifically on the 400 block of South 12th Street. Upon arrival at the scene, officers discovered Singletary deceased, and subsequent investigations confirmed his death as a homicide. The suspect remains at large, and Hamilton Police Department (HPD) officials emphasize that the investigation is ongoing with no arrests made to date. Assistant Chief of Police Brian Robinson stated that the Investigations Division has conducted numerous interviews, reviewed substantial digital and video evidence, and coordinated with local law enforcement partners to pursue every viable lead. To encourage community cooperation, HPD is offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to the identification and conviction of the suspect(s). Robinson expressed the department's deepest condolences to Singletary's family, noting that the tragedy has left loved ones grieving and that bringing clarity to the circumstances of his death remains a central priority. The department urges anyone with relevant information to come forward, assuring the public that anonymous tips are welcome. Investigators are asking the community to assist in this effort to ensure accountability for acts of violence within the neighborhood. For those with information regarding this case, Hamilton Police Department recommends contacting Detective Robert Horton directly at 513-868-5811, extension 1236. The department continues to appreciate the patience and cooperation of the public as the investigation proceeds, highlighting that community assistance remains vital to solving this case and bringing justice to the victim's family.