Man found guilty for shooting at Normandy officers in 2020
September 24, 2026
ST. LOUIS – A man was found guilty in court Wednesday for shooting at Normandy officers in 2020.
According to the St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office, the jury found 38-year-old Joshua Bolden guilty of two counts of first-degree assault of a special victim and two counts of armed criminal action. The verdict comes six years after charges were initially filed.
On April 9, 2020, officers with the Normandy Police Department had received information about a vehicle in connection to a Maryland Heights shooting. They spotted the car and attempted to conduct a traffic stop on eastbound Interstate 70.
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