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Death of Conway woman ruled homicide after investigation
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Little Rock, Arkansas – Tuesday saw the declaration by Little Rock police that the death in early September was a homicide.
Officials claim that on September 4, cops responded to a disturbance with a weapon report at 612 E. Roosevelt Road.
Police discovered Conway resident Candice Godbold, 37, to be unresponsive. She was then taken to a nearby hospital for treatment, where she passed away.
Despite the fact that Kenan Smith was detained for gun possession by specific individuals, the investigation is still underway, according to the police.
The Pulaski County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office will get the investigative file when Homicide Detectives have finished evaluating all of the case’s components and made their final determination.
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