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** Man found dead on the road south of Snohomish

Bothell, WALocal News

In the early hours of Saturday, police in Snohomish responded to reports of an injured man in the 18800 block of Yew Way, only to find him deceased upon arrival. The victim, a 29-year-old man, has led the Snohomish County sheriff's Major Crimes Unit to classify the incident as a homicide, although the specifics behind this determination remain unclear. Investigators have not released further details regarding the circumstances of his death or any potential suspects. The Medical Examiner's Office will identify the deceased and determine the cause and manner of death. This tragic event has left the local community in shock, raising concerns about safety and violent crime in the area.

As the investigation continues, residents are urged to stay alert and report any information that may assist authorities.

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