Sheriff’s Office Investigating After Finding Body in a Car
Talbot County Sheriff’s Deputies are investigating the discovery of a body inside a parked car at the Dollar General store in Box Springs.
According to reports, Deputies were notified Saturday morning around 10:21 of the person inside the car at the store. They located the vehicle after a neighboring jurisdiction gave a BOLO, or Be On the Lookout, one hour earlier.
By JACK BAGLEY
Talbot County Sheriff’s Deputies are investigating the discovery of a body inside a parked car at the Dollar General store in Box Springs.
According to reports, Deputies were notified Saturday morning around 10:21 of the person inside the car at the store. They located the vehicle after a neighboring jurisdiction gave a BOLO, or Be On the Lookout, one hour earlier.
Deputies said there was no threat to the public, and the name of the individual found inside the car had not been released at press deadline, pending notification of relatives.
The incident remains under investigation, according to reports by law enforcement.
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