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Body found in creek identified

by | Dec 15, 2020 | Latest

Wylie police do not suspect foul play after a McKinney man’s body was found Friday, Dec. 11, in a creek in the area of South Sanden Boulevard and Hensley Lane.

The man, identified as Alejandro Olvera-Casas, 24, had been reported as a missing person in October, said Sgt. Donald English, public information officer for Wylie police.  According to English, the man worked in Wylie.

Police responded to the area after receiving a 9-1-1 call from a city employee who said a groundskeeper notified them about a body lying face down in the water, WPD said in a Dec. 11 news release.

Results of an autopsy are pending as the medical examiner awaits toxicology analysis.

Anyone with information about the case may call the Wylie Police Department at 972-442-8171.

By Don Munsch[email protected]

Hilco Real Estate 6-2024

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