On March 13, 2012, Antonio Bolden, age 26, was tragically killed in a double homicide in Columbus, Ohio. The incident took place at 2970 Cleveland Avenue, where Antonio was visiting his cousin Daniel Floyd. At around 11:08 p.m., an unknown individual approached the rear kitchen door of the apartment. When Bolden and Floyd opened the door, they were both shot. Sadly, both men died at the scene.
This case has remained unsolved, and law enforcement officials are still seeking any information that might lead to an arrest.
Antonio and Daniel Floyd were targeted under circumstances that remain unclear, and police have classified this case as an unsolved homicide. Despite multiple appeals from the Columbus Division of Police and Crime Stoppers, the case has not progressed significantly, and no suspects have been named publicly. Columbus police continue to ask anyone with information to come forward, emphasizing that community assistance could be instrumental in solving this tragic crime.
The double homicide was part of a wave of violence that has affected the Linden area of Columbus, and Antonio's death serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing impact of violent crime in the community. Crime Stoppers has offered a reward for any information that could help resolve the case, and tips can be submitted anonymously through their hotline or the P3 Tips mobile app. Antonio's family, along with the police, continues to hope for a breakthrough that will bring justice for both victims.
