Man Stabbed, Killed At Comfest

Man Stabbed, Killed At Comfest

A man died after being stabbed four to five times at Comfest in Goodale Park Saturday.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio—A man was killed in a stabbing at Comfest in Goodale Park Saturday.

Medics transported a man to Grant Medical Center in critical condition after he sustained four to five stab wounds during a confrontation at the park. 

According to police, the victim, 18-year-old Bryan Barbin, later died from his injuries at the hospital.

Officials said a suspect was taken into custody, arrested not far from the location of the incident which occurred in the midst of booths and festival goers. 

Details of the incident have yet to be verified with witnesses and the investigation is ongoing.  Anyone with information relating to this incident is asked to contact Columbus Police Homicide at 614-645-4730.

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Reader Reactions

Flag Comment Posted by unrepentent on June 27, 2009 at 10:53 pm

Peace ,love and happiness.

Flag Comment Posted by KC on June 27, 2009 at 10:19 pm

I spent the day at the Hilltop Bean Dinner and it was very peaceful and family-friendly.  Most people won’t come to the Hilltop because it is supposedly so bad, yet someone gets stabbed at Comfest, not on the Hilltop.

It is just very ironic.  I’m glad I stayed on the Hilltop today.

Flag Comment Posted by hippymum on June 27, 2009 at 9:34 pm

Yikes
I was down there all day today, and knew nothing about this incident. 

So much for a peaceful festival…

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