Cash App founder Bob Lee's death: Tech worker arrested in fatal stabbing
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Police have arrested a self-described tech entrepreneur over the fatal stabbing in San Francisco of Cash App founder Bob Lee.
The suspect is 38-year-old Nima Momeni from Emeryville, California. Mr Lee and Mr Momeni knew each other, police said.
According to a LinkedIn profile for Mr Momeni, he is a technology consultant and start-up owner.
Police found Mr Lee, 43, unconscious with stab wounds on 4 April near San Francisco's city centre.
He died in hospital from his injuries.
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