COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- Police are asking Columbus residents to help identify four people suspected in a robbery assault near Ohio State campus. Central Ohio Crime Stoppers and Columbus police held a news conference Wednesday to share body camera footage and details on an incident in the 1700 block of North High Street. At 11:45 p.m. on Oct. 17, a group of three people got out of an Uber and began to walk down the road. A group of four individuals approached the group of three and a verbal altercation began. One of the male suspects threw an object at a female victim, which led to the suspects repeatedly kicking and punching other victims, including one suspect using a tire iron to hit a victim in the head. Police arrest 16 in Columbus street gang bust Two victims had belongings taken from their pockets, and the suspects kicked them away down the street. All three victims were taken to a hospital in stable condition. Courtesy Photo/Central Ohio Crime StoppersCourtesy Photo/Central Ohio Crime StoppersCourtesy Photo/Central Ohio Crime StoppersCourtesy Photo/Central Ohio Crime Stoppers Police said the suspects include three men and one woman but have not determined if they are students at Ohio State University. Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for anyone with information on the suspects. They asked anyone with information to call 614-461-8477 for anonymous tips, or 614-645-4665 for police. The attack is among multiple criminal incidents that have occurred near or on the OSU campus since the fall semester began. Others include a student being robbed at gunpoint on Nov. 8, a Sept. 16 shooting near John Herrick Drive, and a string of burglaries at some of the school's residence halls in late October. When asked about off-campus crime, new Ohio State Police Chief Dennis Jeffrey said the biggest concern is the High Street area and that the greater campus community should receive better communication.