Edmonds police investigating after man found dead in Southwest County Park Thursday

Edmonds, WALocal News

Edmonds police are investigating the death of a male discovered by community members in Southwest County Park on Thursday. The report came in around 6 p. m. , prompting a swift police response to the area located at 17920 Olympic View Dr. Detectives encountered challenging terrain while accessing the scene on the north side of Olympic View Drive.

By 8 p. m. , they had initiated witness interviews but did not release further details about the incident. The park is a 120-acre open space owned by Snohomish County, which highlights the importance of ensuring public safety in such areas. Local residents may have heightened concerns regarding park safety following this incident.

Authorities will likely continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death. The outcome could influence community discussions about safety measures in public spaces.

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