North Vancouver Police Investigating Suspicious Death After Body Found Near Lynn Creek

The Canadian Press, 30 May, 2016 12:10 PM

VANCOUVER — Police are investigating after a body was found in North Vancouver.

Sgt. Doug Trousdell with North Vancouver RCMP confirmed a body was found, but declined to provide any details.

He says the Integrated Homicide Investigations Team has taken over the investigation.

IHIT says in a tweet that it is probing a suspicious death near Lynn Canyon.

IHIT is on scene near Lynn Canyon after a suspicious death. It is early in the investigation, there will be no updates at this time.
— IHIT (@HomicideTeam) May 29, 2016

They say it is early in the investigation, so no other details have been released.

Police won't say when the body was found.

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