Cincinnati police are searching for an unidentified suspect wanted in connection with a violent shooting incident that occurred early Wednesday morning, July 15, 2026, in the Corryville neighborhood. The incident took place at a short-term rental property located at the intersection of Vine Street and West Nixon Street, near the University of Cincinnati and the Department of Veterans Affairs. According to police reports, a gun battle erupted around 12:30 a.m. involving approximately 50 shots fired. ShotSpotter technology detected the volume of gunfire, which originated primarily from the front porch of the residence, with some shots returned from inside the home. One male victim was struck in the shoulder but managed to drive himself to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center, where he is expected to recover. While a woman was taken into custody for a concealed weapon violation, police confirmed she is not a suspect in the shooting itself. The primary suspect remains at large and has not been identified or apprehended. Cincinnati Councilman Mark Jeffreys has called for accountability for those involved and suggested that the city should suspend the rental permit for the property pending further investigation. Airbnb has confirmed that the location was not associated with an active booking at the time of the incident. The Cincinnati Police Department is investigating the shooting as a pattern of violence linked to short-term rental parties in the area. Authorities are urging anyone with information regarding the suspect's identity or location to come forward. This incident adds to a series of recent gun violence events at local short-term rentals, including separate investigations in Liberty Township and Anderson Township earlier this year. The investigating agency is the Cincinnati Police Department. Residents with information are encouraged to contact local law enforcement or utilize anonymous tip lines if available.