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Update: Body found in retention pond in Buckeye

Maricopa County Sheriffs Office have shared that a body had discovered in a retention pond in buckeye.

"Deputies responded and located an deceased adult male floating in a retention pond. Detectives are enroute to investigate. Circumstances surrounding the incident is unknown at this time," the MCSO said in s statement.

MCSO has shared that they are investigating the incident as suicide related.

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Update: Body found in retention pond in Buckeye

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Maricopa County Sheriffs Office have shared that a body had discovered in a retention pond in buckeye.

"Deputies responded and located an deceased adult male floating in a retention pond. Detectives are enroute to investigate. Circumstances surrounding the incident is unknown at this time," the MCSO said in s statement.

MCSO has shared that they are investigating the incident as suicide related.

MCSO could not share further information  at this time.

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