Body found during early morning patrol

Police are investigating the sudden death of 65-year-old Stanley Warner. He was from English Harbour. Moreover, officers found him during an early patrol.

Warner was discovered unresponsive in his vehicle. This happened along All Saints Road. The time was around 5:24 a.m. on Saturday, April 25.

Discovery near All Saints Church

Police officers from All Saints Station were on mobile patrol. They came across a parked vehicle. It sat on the northern side of the road.

In addition, the vehicle was near All Saints Pentecostal Church. The headlights were on. The engine was also running.

Officers checked the vehicle. They then found a lone male inside. He was unresponsive.

Emergency response and confirmation of death

Emergency personnel arrived shortly after. A medical doctor later examined the scene. He confirmed the death at about 8:10 a.m.

Therefore, authorities treated the case as a sudden death. They continued standard procedures at the scene.

Early findings and investigation

Initial reports show no signs of foul play. However, police continue their investigation. A post-mortem examination will determine the cause of death.

The deceased was last seen alive after 10:00 p.m. on Friday. That information forms part of the early timeline.

Police statement and condolences

The Police Administration expressed condolences. They sent sympathy to the family and friends. Moreover, they acknowledged the difficult situation.

They also confirmed that investigations remain ongoing. Therefore, officials will continue gathering information.

Ongoing inquiries

Police continue to review all circumstances. They will rely on the post-mortem results. In addition, they will assess witness information.

The case remains open as investigations continue.