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San Jose police investigating 6th homicide of the year

Summary by KTVU FOX 2
Police in San Jose are investigating a man's death after a shooting during overnight hours on Tuesday.

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Man shot and killed Tuesday morning in San Jose

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·San Jose, United States
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1 dead after shooting in San Jose's Alum Rock neighborhood

San Jose police are searching for a gunman following a deadly shooting in the Alum Rock neighborhood Tuesday.

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San Jose police investigating 6th homicide of the year

Police in San Jose are investigating a man's death after a shooting during overnight hours on Tuesday.

·Oakland, United States
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KTVU FOX 2 broke the news in Oakland, United States on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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