Kingston police say they are assisting the coroner’s office in a sudden death investigation.
Police were called to a home on Stephen Street just before 4 a.m. Tuesday after receiving a report related to a missing person.
Several police cruisers and two forensic vehicles were parked outside of the home Tuesday morning.
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Kingston police say they are investigating a death at the residence but did not give any other details.
Police say the investigation is still ongoing. Police have yet to respond to a request for further information.
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