On Saturday morning, Tucson police found two adult victims with obvious signs of trauma on the city's north side.
Just before 5 a.m., officers found two adult victims with trauma wounds in the 400 block of East Prince Road, near North Geronimo Avenue. Both victims were declared dead, police said.A homicide investigation is underway in the 400 block of E. Prince Rd. Just before 5 a.m., officers from @OperationsWest responded to a unknown trouble. Two adult victims was located with obvious signs of trauma. Both victims were declared deceased. Details are limited. pic.twitter.
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