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Authorities seeking info on vehicle in connection to Friday morning homicide in Pueblo

By November 13, 2020 | updated 5 years ago

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Pueblo Police are searching for information about this dark blue sedan for its possible connection to a Friday morning homicide.

Courtesy of the Pueblo Police Department

Officials from the Pueblo Police Department are looking for information about a vehicle that could be connected to a homicide that happened Friday morning.

The vehicle in question is described as a dark blue sedan, according to a press release.

Officers from the Pueblo Police Department responded a report of a shooting in the 1900 block of East 9th Street just after 8 a.m. Friday.

Upon the arrival by officers, they discovered a dead male in a vehicle.

Information about the victim has not been released.

Anyone with information about the incident are encouraged to contact Detective Torres at 719-320-6037.

For those wishing to remain anonymous authorities say they can reach the Pueblo Crime Stoppers at 719-542-7867.

David Mullen

Reporter

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