Police in Philadelphia are investigating after a man was found outside of a North Philadelphia corner store after he had been shot three times early Monday, officials said.
According to police, officers responding to a call at about 2:51 a.m. on Monday, near the intersection of N. 11th Street and Rising Sun Avenue, found a man -- who officials said appeared to be in his 50s or 60s -- after he had been shot three times.
A law enforcement official at the scene told NBC10's crew that the man was shot in his torso and leg and was taken to a nearby hospital where he was listed in critical condition.
On Wednesday, officials provided an update to note that the man shot in this incident had died of his injuries.
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Officials identified the man as Marvin Wicker, 60, of North Philadelphia and said he was pronounced at about 4:22 a.m. on Monday.
investigators recovered three shells at the scene and, officials said, they have not made any arrests in this incident.
However, police officials said that they are hopeful that surveillance footage from a corner store near where the man was believed to have been shot could provide information on how the incident unfolded.
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An investigation, police said, is ongoing.
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