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Police Investigating Homicide In Vancouver's West Side

, 09 Dec, 2016 12:53 PM
    Vancouver police have confirmed they're investigating a homicide in the city's West Side, but they are keeping mum on the details. 
     
    Detectives with the VPD’s Major Crime Section are investigating Vancouver’s 11th homicide of 2016 at a home near West 13th Avenue and MacDonald Street, where shortly after 8:30 pm on December 6th where the body was discovered.
     
    There is no concern for public safety. Investigators will not be providing additional information at this time.

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