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Man stabbed to death on Market Street in San Francisco’s Castro, police investigating
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SAN FRANCISCO – A person was stabbed to dying in San Francisco’s Castro District Tuesday night, police say.
San Francisco Police Division is investigating the murder that occurred on the 2000 block of Market Avenue. Police in a press release stated Mission District officers responded to the scene at round 8:26 p.m. on the report of a stabbing. There, they discovered an grownup male affected by doable stab wounds being handled by paramedics. The sufferer was later pronounced lifeless on the hospital.
The world is a bustling hall of companies, nightlife, eating places, and the principle thoroughfare with public transportation, together with road vehicles that roll down Market Avenue.
Police stated no arrests have been made. They didn’t say if there was any suspect data accessible. A KTVU reporter reached out to SFPD for extra data. We are going to replace this story as we study extra particulars.
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