Police investigating suspicious death in New Westminster

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Posted September 16, 2014 7:00 pm.

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NEW WESTMINSTER (NEWS1130) – A body has been found inside of a home near Moody Park in New Westminster.

New Westminster Police are calling it a suspicious death.

Yellow tape is up at Nanaimo Street and 10th Street.

There has been no word on whether the victim is a man or a woman.

Police wouldn’t say if homicide investigators will be called.

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