Police Investigate Sudden Death of 46-Year-Old Man in Cashew Hill
Timothy Henry Crump was found motionless beneath an ackee tree after police received a report that he had fallen.
Police in Antigua and Barbuda are investigating the sudden death of 46-year-old Timothy Henry Crump, who was found motionless beneath an ackee tree in Cashew Hill on Saturday, November 14.
Police said they received a report at about 2:50 p.m. that Crump, a resident of the community, had fallen from a tree and was unresponsive. Officers who responded found him lying beneath the tree.
A doctor pronounced Crump dead at 4:33 p.m. A post-mortem examination is expected to determine the cause of death.
The Police Administration extended condolences to Crump’s family and loved ones.
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