Calgary police investigate suspicious death in Shawnessy
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Calgary police are investigating a suspicious death in Shawnessy Sunday night.
Calgary police are investigating a suspicious death in Shawnessy Sunday night.
First responders were called to the house in the 200 block of Shawcliffe Circle around 7:00 p.m.
As of early Monday morning, police could be seen in front of and behind the home.
According to EMS, paramedics were called for a police matter, and took one person to hospital in critical condition.
There are no details on the victim.
Calgary Fire Department said it also played a supporting role in the response, for what it called a "traumatic injury."
CTV News has reached out to police for more details.
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