“There is [what] they think is a deceased man laying in the street,” the caller said. “He’s bloody.”
The caller said the workers weren’t sure what happened to the man, but that his clothes were bloody.
Crews were still on the scene around 10:30 a.m. and were placing evidence markers in the street and near a house with boarded-up windows.
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