Police continue to investigate two suspicious deaths in Alexandria this week — one in the Braddock neighborhood and another at Four Mile Run.
Telemundo reported the victim found in Four Mile Run as Kevin Isaías, but official identification from the police department is still pending the results of a medical examination.
Police also hasn’t released the identity of the victim who died at The Bloom at Braddock Apartments earlier this week. Scanner traffic indicated a man suffered a cardiac arrest in his apartment after being assaulted in the hallway of the building, but police have not released additional information about the death.
The most-read stories this week were:
- Notes: Starting July 1, all Virginia drivers are required to have vehicle insurance (18649 views)
- Old Town cafe and corner store Foxtrot closed as national chain implodes (12429 views)
- Motley Fool office building in Carlyle being sold off at a foreclosure auction (9332 views)
- Alexandria CVS stores ransacked of cosmetics and suspect gets busted in Maryland (8344 views)
- Alexandria sets its sights on Eisenhower Avenue overhaul (7385 views)
- More than $50K in luxury handbags and other items stolen from two consignments shops in Old Town (6349 views)
- BREAKING: Police investigating suspicious death at Braddock neighborhood apartment building (5387 views)
- YMCA in Del Ray temporarily closed after medical incident (3907 views)
- Robcyns is closing this Saturday in the Bradlee Shopping Center (3070 views)
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