Hamilton police looking for man considered ‘armed and dangerous’

The Hamilton Police Department has begun the move-in process to the 64,000-square-foot, $32 million Hamilton Justice Center that spans from South 8th Street to Hanover Street, and sits across from the Butler County Sheriff's Office. The police department will move in this month and the courts will move in early 2025. MICHAEL D. PITMAN/STAFF

Credit: Michael D. Pitman

Credit: Michael D. Pitman

The Hamilton Police Department has begun the move-in process to the 64,000-square-foot, $32 million Hamilton Justice Center that spans from South 8th Street to Hanover Street, and sits across from the Butler County Sheriff's Office. The police department will move in this month and the courts will move in early 2025. MICHAEL D. PITMAN/STAFF
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Updated Feb 27, 2025
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Hamilton police are looking for a man connected to a late Sunday afternoon shooting.

Cristian Pujols, 20, is wanted in connection to a shooting at a home on Center Street, where police say a 20-year-old man was shot. The victim sustained serious wounds in what’s being described as a felonious assault, police reported.

Cristian Pujols Is wanted by Hamilton Police related to a shooting on Feb. 23, 2025, on Center Street. PROVIDED

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Police said Pujols should be “considered armed and dangerous.” He is described to be 5-foot-11 and weighing 200 pounds.

Hamilton police say his last known addresses were in the city of Hamilton.

The victim is a 20-year-old man who lived at the home the shooting reportedly occurred, according to police.

If anyone has information on his whereabouts, police asked them to call Detective Katherine Johnson at 513-868-5811, extension 1235 or email her at katie.johnson@hamilton-oh.gov.

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Michael D. Pitman has been a reporter in southwest Ohio since 1999. He's covered local governments in Warren and Butler counties, as well as state and national issues. He currently covers the cities of Fairfield and Hamilton.