Luis Felipe Calderón, 48 and of Colombian ethnicity, was shot and killed on September 6, 2018, in the lobby of the Fifth Third Center in downtown Cincinnati. He was one of three people killed when 29-year-old Omar Santa Perez opened fire; the other two fatalities were 64-year-old Richard Newcomer and 25-year-old Prudhvi Raj Kandepi. Two other people were wounded and hospitalized.

Calderón had moved from Miami to Cincinnati about a year before the shooting to take a job at Fifth Third Bank. He leaves a wife, Ana Maria Calderón, and two children; his family said he was a loving father who had made sacrifices for them. Detectives learned Calderón called his brother just before the shooting, and his phone was later used to contact family. A vigil was held on Fountain Square where the mayor expressed condolences.

If anyone knew Calderón, his family, or saw events in the Fifth Third Center lobby on September 6, 2018, please share any information that might help the record of what happened.