Death investigation underway near busy midtown Atlanta intersection

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A death investigation is in progress near a prominent intersection in midtown Atlanta following the discovery of a deceased individual. Atlanta police responded to a call reporting a person down on Spring Street, where they found the individual dead near a Shell Gas Station at the intersection of 14th Street. The authorities have yet to release any information regarding the identity of the victim or the cause of death, raising concerns within the community. Investigators are actively working to gather more details and piece together the circumstances surrounding this incident. The area was cleared by officers at approximately 10 a.

m. on Monday, allowing the usual flow of traffic and pedestrians to return. Residents and business owners nearby are likely anxious for updates as the investigation unfolds. Local news outlets are monitoring the situation closely, given the location's significance in the bustling midtown area. As details emerge, further insights into the case are expected.

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