Medical examiner: No signs of trauma on man discovered in Danbury retention pond
Danbury police are working to identify the man found in a retention pond Friday morning on Mill Plain Road.
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Apr 10, 2021, 10:18 PM
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10h agoDanbury police are working to identify the man found in a retention pond Friday morning on Mill Plain Road.
The medical examiner performed an autopsy and found no signs of trauma.
They are still awaiting a toxicology report.
Authorities hope to identify him in the next few days.
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