San Francisco Crime Fears Rise After Cash App Founder's Tragic Death
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San Francisco police chief Bill Scott has said it is "too early to tell" if the fatal stabbing of Cash App founder Bob Lee was a random or targeted attack. Lee was found mortally wounded outside a luxury residential building near Rincon Hill at 2.35am on Tuesday after bystanders allegedly failed to help the tech mogul as he looked for help. The case has sparked fresh outrage over crime in the city, with friends revealing that Lee had recently relocated to Miami for that reason.
- Cash App founder killed — latest: ‘Too early’ to tell if Bob Lee stabbing was random, San Francisco police say The Independent
- Video shows Cash App founder Bob Lee seen staggering and asking for help after stabbing Yahoo News
- Bob Lee killing highlights San Francisco crime fears BBC
- Pelosi calls Bob Lee's death a tragedy, plans remarks on public safety in S.F. San Francisco Chronicle
- Bob Lee deserved better than to be killed – and then co-opted in death The Guardian US
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