Apple Valley police investigate death of man found on sidewalk

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Apple Valley police are investigating the death of a man found bloodied on a sidewalk early Sunday morning. Officers responded to a call at 3:12 a. m. regarding a person lying at the intersection of Pennock Avenue and 138th Street W. Upon arrival, they discovered the man covered in blood and subsequently declared him dead at the scene.

His identity has not yet been released, prompting police to explore the circumstances surrounding his death. Authorities are asking nearby residents with exterior cameras to check their footage from 2 a. m. to 3 a. m.

for any clues. This incident has sparked concern about crime in the area, as Apple Valley residents grapple with safety issues. In recent months, local law enforcement has emphasized the importance of community vigilance and cooperation in solving crimes. The investigation remains active as police seek to piece together the events leading to the man's death.

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