36-Year-Old Man Found Dead in Portable Toilet in Lacey

Olympia, WALocal News

Devin Boysen, a 36-year-old resident of Thurston County, was found dead in a portable toilet located in the parking lot of the Lacey Timberland library. The discovery was made around 7:30 p. m. on a Wednesday, prompting immediate attention from local authorities. Coroner Gary Warnock revealed that while a medical examination had been performed, the definitive cause of death would remain unknown until toxicology reports are completed.

Evidence of drug paraphernalia was found nearby, as reported by Lacey police Sgt. Jeremy Knight, indicating a potential link to substance use. This tragic incident highlights the pressing concerns surrounding drug-related issues in the area. The community is left grappling with the implications of Boysen's death, which may reflect broader societal challenges. As investigations proceed, residents are keenly awaiting updates that could shed light on the circumstances leading to this unfortunate event.

Local news coverage emphasizes the need for awareness and dialogue around substance abuse and its consequences.

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