Guelph police say the discovery of a man’s body in the city’s Two Rivers neighbourhood on Wednesday night is not considered suspicious.
Officers made the discovery at around 11:20 p.m. in a house on Hayes Avenue after a neighbour called police concerned about the residents’ well-being.
Const. Kyle Grant couldn’t elaborate on why the neighbour called the police but said “check well-being” calls are quite common.
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Police and firefighters spent the day on Thursday at the house to process the scene.
“Whenever someone is located deceased, there is always going to be a police investigation in order to figure out what happened and to bring the case to a resolution,” he said.
Police said there was never a concern from public safety during the investigation.
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