St. Paul police investigating homicide in Como neighborhood
St. Paul police said Friday they’ve investigating a homicide in the Como neighborhood.
Police are on the scene in the 900 block of Hatch Avenue.
The police department said they plan to release additional information Friday afternoon.
The homicide was the 15th of the year in St. Paul. There were 17 as of this time last year.
This is a breaking news story that will be updated.
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