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Bodies Of Man And Woman Found In Home But Police Not Looking For Suspects

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 10 Sep, 2014 05:56 PM

Bodies of man and woman found in home but police not looking for suspects

Two bodies have been found in a home in the northern Vancouver Island community of Port Alice.

RCMP say they received a report about the deceased man and woman on Tuesday.

Cpl. Darren Lagan says that based on preliminary evidence, investigators are not searching for any suspects.

He says the public is not at risk as a result of the incident.

Police are not releasing the names of the man and woman as they attempt to notify family members.

The BC Coroners' Service is working with police to determine the details surrounding the deaths.

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