Person found dead on Costar Street, police launch investigation
Officers responded to a house in the 100 block just before 2 p.m. After finding the dead body, a man is his 60s — investigators confirmed the death is being investigated as a suspicious incident.
More details will be released when investigators decide to. The intersection of Costar Street and Dewey Avenue remained closed as the investigation happened.
News 8 crews arrived on scene just after 4:30 p.m. Sunday and saw caution tape set up. The Command Van and technical unit are on Costar Street as well.
Anyone with information or video is asked to call 911.
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