On May 1, 2005, Tyrun Malik Hill, aged 29, was shot and killed in Columbus, Ohio. The incident occurred during a violent shootout between rival gangs—the Short North Posse and the D Block gang—in the South Linden neighborhood. Hill was caught in the crossfire, resulting in his death from a gunshot wound. The shooting took place near 935 Morse Road in Franklin County, and despite investigations by the Columbus Police Department, no arrests have been made, and the case remains unsolved.
This tragic incident has remained open for years, and Tyrun Hill's family continues to seek justice and closure. Central Ohio Crime Stoppers has offered a cash reward for any information leading to the arrest or indictment of the responsible individuals. Authorities have urged anyone with knowledge of the crime to come forward anonymously, as all tips to Crime Stoppers are handled in strict confidence. The Columbus Police Cold Case Homicide Unit remains committed to pursuing new leads and solving the case to bring some resolution to Hill's family.
The unsolved homicide of Tyrun Hill is one of many that highlight the impact of gang violence in Columbus during the early 2000s. Authorities continue to seek community assistance to help solve these types of cases and prevent future incidents of gang-related violence. Anyone with information about the case can contact the Columbus Police Department or submit an anonymous tip through Central Ohio Crime Stoppers for a potential reward.
