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    Arrest made in San Francisco killing of Cash App founder

    Police arrested a suspect early Thursday in the fatal stabbing of Cash App founder Bob Lee this month in San Francisco, according to a county supervisor. San Francisco police have not released any information about the arrest, but the news outlet Mission Local, which was the first to report the arrest, said the suspect is a tech worker who knew Lee and was taken into custody in Emeryville. ...
    by Nathan Solis and Summer Lin, Los Angeles Times Apr 13, 2023 2 minutes
    Bob Lee, who founded the mobile payment service Cash App.

    Police arrested a suspect early Thursday in the fatal stabbing of Cash App founder Bob Lee this month in San Francisco, according to a county supervisor.

    San Francisco police have not released any information about the arrest, but the news outlet Mission Local, which was the first to report the arrest, said

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