Police investigating after body found in New Westminster

Vancouver, BCLocal News

New Westminster police are investigating a man's death after a body was discovered near Stewardson Way and Quebec Street on Tuesday afternoon. Officials responded to a call about the body at approximately 1:15 p. m. Forensic investigators are currently on the scene to collect evidence and assist in the investigation. Sgt.

Justine Thom indicated that it might take several weeks to clarify the circumstances surrounding the man's death. Authorities encourage anyone with information to reach out to the New Westminster Police Department. This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding safety in urban areas, particularly downtown. Residents may experience heightened anxiety as they await further updates. Investigations like this are crucial for maintaining community trust and safety.

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