'It’s scary': Neighbours wonder circumstances surrounding suspicious death in London
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London, Ont. police are investigating a ‘suspicious death’ in a residential neighbourhood in the west end of the city.
London, Ont. police are investigating a ‘suspicious death’ in a residential neighbourhood in the west end of the city.
“At approximately 5:30 a.m., emergency crews were sent to the intersection of Commissioners Road West and Reynolds Road in relation to an unresponsive male,” said Sgt. Sandasha Bough of the London Police Service (LPS). “That individual was transported to a hospital by paramedic services and has since died in hospital.”
CTV News was on scene a few hours later as the coroner arrived. He proceeded to check out the spot at the end of a driveway where the male was found. He lifted a tarp, looked it over, and then within minutes left the scene.
Forensic photographers were taking photos while other officers were marking the tires on a car at a neighbouring property just a few feet away.
Local resident Zenon Sulkowski remembers hearing the sirens at 5:37 a.m., but living so close to Commissioners Road, he didn't think anything of it.
“Then I get up now, and see you guys with the camera and think ‘What's this commotion going on?” he said.
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