Columbus Police Request Video Evidence from Weinland Park Shooting
Columbus authorities are investigating the tragic deaths of a couple in the Weinland Park neighborhood. Monique Tepe, aged 39, and her husband, Spencer Tepe, aged 37, were discovered deceased in their residence on December 30. The couple was found with gunshot wounds, while their two children were found unharmed.
Investigation Details
Local police are treating these deaths as a homicide. As of January 4, there have been no public announcements regarding suspects in the case. Columbus police have been proactive in their investigation, now focusing on gathering video evidence.
Timeline of Evidence Collection
- The police seek video footage from the hours of 2 a.m. to 5 a.m. on December 30.
- The original request spanned from midnight to 9 a.m. but has since been narrowed.
- The area of interest for video includes:
- Summit Street to the east
- North Grant Avenue to the west
- East 7th Avenue to the south
- East 11th Avenue to the north
The Columbus Police Department issued a public request for residents to provide any relevant video or information that could assist in solving this case. They have made it clear that any suspicious activity or individuals captured on camera during the specified hours of interest could be crucial to the investigation.
Contact Information
Authorities urge anyone with knowledge regarding the shooting to reach out to the Columbus Police Homicide Unit at (614) 645-4730. Residents may also submit video evidence via a QR code provided by the police.
As this investigation develops, updates will be provided by Columbus officials. Community cooperation could be vital in resolving this heartbreaking incident in Weinland Park.
