There are few details released so far on the man’s body discovered in Holmes Run last week near Cameron Station, but police said the death does not appear suspicious and foul play is not currently suspected.
“[The incident] does not appear to be suspicious,” said Alexandria Police Department Senior Public Information Officer Amanda Paga.
Paga said the police are still waiting on the results from the chief medical examiner for a final report on the cause of death and other information about the person.
Mayor Justin Wilson tweeted that there was no known danger to the community.
We do not suspect foul play in this matter however, we are waiting for the Medical Examiner to make that final determination. As always we are out patrolling and doing everything we can to ensure the residents (and visitors) of Alexandria are safe.
— Alexandria Police (@AlexandriaVAPD) January 27, 2021
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