Nichols was found in the water near Monument Avenue. He had no known address, according to the coroner’s office.
Dayton police Lt. Matt Beavers said Tuesday that it was unclear how long Nichols had been in the water and that investigators were unable to determine signs of foul play when they recovered the body.
The Dayton Police Department is investigating the death.
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