One in custody as deaths in Sarnia and Lambton County under investigation
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A joint investigation is underway after two deaths were discovered, one at a residence on Watson Street in Sarnia and another at an address on Crooked Road in Enniskillen Township.
A joint investigation is underway after two deaths were discovered, one at a residence on Watson Street in Sarnia and another at an address on Crooked Road in Enniskillen Township.
Sarnia police began an investigation at a multi-unit home at the corner of London Road and Watson Street on Tuesday afternoon around 3:45 p.m.
A Sarnia police command unit remained at the site Wednesday morning, along with a Sarnia police cruiser to secure the scene.
The rear of the property was cordoned off with yellow tape, along with a back door. Jim Bell, who lives in the building, tells CTV News London that all the police activity has taken place in a basement apartment.
“The only thing we thought we heard a big battering ram open up the back door. That’s all we heard, me and the other neighbour. The police asked us to stay away from back there. They’ve been there since yesterday afternoon,” Bell said.
Bell said he’s being kept in the dark about just what happened, and the nature of the police investigation.
“It’s a little unnerving that something that serious could have happened right there in the basement apartment,” he said.
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