Abbotsford Police Investigating a homicide on Simon Ave. Victim is a 30-year-old male. Investigators are in the early stages.
No information to suggest the public is at risk.
IHIT was on scene and is now handling the investigation.
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IHIT investigating homicide of a 30 year old male in Abbotsford
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