VANCOUVER - Major crime detectives are investigating a suspicious death in Vancouver's West End.
Sgt. Aaron Roed says in a statement that officers responded to an incident just after 8 p.m., Tuesday.
An unnamed Vancouver man suffered life-threatening injuries.
He died a short time later in hospital.
The incident is believed to be isolated and Roed says there is no danger to the public.
No arrests have been made.
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