On April 21, 2010, the life of 30-year-old Anton Price was cut short in a violent incident on the east side of Detroit, Michigan. The shooting occurred in the 11100 block of Wilshire Drive, a residential area located near the intersection of Whittier Avenue and Dickerson Street. Officers from the Detroit Police Department were dispatched to the scene, where they discovered Price suffering from fatal injuries. Despite the response of emergency services, he was pronounced dead, marking another tragedy in a year that saw a significant number of homicides across the city.
The investigation into Price's death began immediately, with homicide detectives canvassing the Wilshire Drive neighborhood for potential witnesses and evidence. The case was officially classified as a homicide, yet few details regarding the specific circumstances—such as a motive or a description of the perpetrator—were made publicly available at the time. The incident left the community and the victim's grieving family searching for answers in the wake of the sudden violence.
In the years following the murder, the case has gone cold. According to cold case databases and police records, no suspects have been publicly identified, and no arrests have been made in connection with the killing. The lack of leads has left the investigation open and unresolved. Crime Stoppers and local authorities continue to maintain records of the incident, hoping that new information might eventually surface to provide closure to the case that has remained unsolved for over a decade.
