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Body Pulled From Ottawa River Behind Prime Minister's Official Residence

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 18 Oct, 2017 12:14 PM
    Ottawa police say a body has been pulled from the Ottawa River behind the prime minister's official residence.
     
    Const. Chuck Benoit says fire crews assisted as a police dive team recovered a body from the water behind 24 Sussex Drive on Tuesday morning.
     
    Benoit says the body was spotted by a passerby.
     
    He says police are not releasing the age or gender of the person.
     
    The coroner has been called in to investigate.

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