St. Joseph Police Investigate Overnight Shooting

The St. Joseph Police Department is investigating an early morning shooting near 34th Street and Sacramento that occurred on November 8th. Officers discovered shell casings and property damage at the scene of what is believed to be a domestic disturbance. Authorities report there were no injuries and state there is no ongoing threat to the…

The St. Joseph Police Department is investigating an early morning shooting near 34th Street and Sacramento that occurred on November 8th. Officers discovered shell casings and property damage at the scene of what is believed to be a domestic disturbance. Authorities report there were no injuries and state there is no ongoing threat to the public as the investigation continues.

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