Joe Mixon not a suspect in shooting outside his home — but his sister is: police [Updated]

Updated: Shalonda Mixon, sister of running back Joe Mixon, was named as one of two suspects in the shooting incident outside the Bengals star’s Ohio home, TMZ is reporting.

The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office report said a black Honda Accord was spotted leaving the residence after the shooting late on Monday night and police found

Police in Anderson Township, Ohio, are looking into a shooting that left a juvenile injured Monday night, and a home connected to Cincinnati Bengals’ running back Joe Mixon is part of the investigation.

Updated: Hamilton County released the incident report and Joe Mixon is not named as a suspect.

“It’s my belief that this thing is probably going to be resolved by this time next week,” Merlyn Shiverdecker, who is part of the Cincinnati RB’s legal team, told ESPN on Thursday.

The details are scarce, and most of the stuff out there right now are clips from the internet, so no one has any idea what happened. The only thing we have officially is a statement that WLWT Cincinnati received from police.

“We can confirm that part of the crime scene involves a home connected to Bengals player Joe Mixon,” the Sheriff’s office said.

Hamilton County Sheriff’s Deputies entered the home early Tuesday morning.

Law enforcement hasn’t said if Mixon, 26, is connected in any way. The only person who’s said Mixon wasn’t involved was his sister, Shalonda, who also spoke with WLWT.

“Our detectives will continue to review this evidence diligently and conduct interviews,” a statement from police said. “We hope to provide a more comprehensive update to the investigation later this week.”

Mixon’s representative and the Bengals did not immediately respond to requests for comment from several news outlets.

Joe’s family publicly defending him against allegations related to gun offenses is an ongoing trend as it was his mother who came to his side after he was accused of threatening a woman with a gun around the time of the Bengals’ playoff game against the Buffalo Bills in January. That case was eventually dropped.

This is an evolving news story, we’ll update this piece as we learn more.