Police investigating body found overnight behind building in Baltimore

Body found in South Baltimore overnight

Body Found South Baltimore


Photographer: WMAR

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Posted: 09/05/2010

BALTIMORE - Baltimore City Police are investigating the discovery of a dead body found overnight in South Baltimore.

Officers were on the 2600 block of W. Patapsco Avenue in Baltimore Saturday night after the body of what they believe is an adult male was reported.

No other information about the identity of the deceased or the circumstances of the person's death is available at this time.

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