Lifeless body of Caucasian man found in Dominica river
The Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force is investigating the discovery of a lifeless decomposing body of a Caucasian man which was recovered from the river in Trafalgar in the area of the Trafalgar Hydroelectric Complex in the afternoon of Monday 4th November 2019. Photo Dominica News Online
DOMINICA NEWS ONLINE
PAILLOTTE, Dominica - The Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force is investigating the discovery of a lifeless decomposing body of a Caucasian man which was recovered from the river in Trafalgar in the area of the Trafalgar Hydroelectric Complex in the afternoon of Monday 4th November 2019.
PAILLOTTE, Dominica - The Commonwealth of Dominica Police Force is investigating the discovery of a lifeless decomposing body of a Caucasian man which was recovered from the river in Trafalgar in the area of the Trafalgar Hydroelectric Complex in the afternoon of Monday 4th November 2019.
That’s according to a report from Police Public Relations Officer (PRO) Simon Edwards
Edwards said the body was transported to the Accident and Emergency Department of the Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH)/ Dominica-China Friendship Hospital, examined by a medical doctor and officially pronounced dead.
He said the body is now at the Lyndhurst Funeral Parlour.
He further stated that no report of a missing person in relation to the above discovery has been made and no one has yet identified the body.
Investigations are ongoing.
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