The man had been identified and but the police were withholding his name and details while they worked to find his next of kin. Photo / George Novak
Police are no closer to releasing the identity of the man who was found dead behind the Te Puke council buildings on Saturday.
The man had been identified and but the police were withholding his name and details while they worked to find his next of kin.
A police spokeswoman
said they were not going to be in a position to release the name for a little while.
The man, aged in his 50s, was found dead behind the council buildings in Te Puke about 4pm on Saturday. The police were treating the death as suspicious.
Police would like to speak to anyone who may have been near the service lane at the rear of the Te Puke Memorial Hall and library between 5pm on Friday and 4pm on Saturday.
