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NC: Conetoe slaying ruled self-defense
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What started as a homicide investigation on Saturday turned into a determination of self-defense following completion of the investigation, according to Lt. William Muse of the Edgecombe County Sheriff�s Office.
No charges will be filed.
Late Saturday afternoon, deputies responded to a call about a shooting victim at Bob�s Fuel in Conetoe. Formerly Conetoe Discount, the convenience store is located at the intersection of U.S. 64 Alternate and N.C. 42. |
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