Investigators have uncovered new evidence in the mysterious death of a 23-year-old man found near the pond in Polliwog Park on July 1st. While foul play is not suspected, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner is conducting an investigation to determine the cause of death. The identity of the man, a foreign national, is being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
Manhattan Beach Police Department (MBPD) Detective Sgt. Taylor Klosowski and Detective Daniel Delgado are seeking any information related to the man’s death. Anyone with information is urged to contact the MBPD at (310) 802-5123 or (310) 802-5125.
In other news, the MBPD has made significant progress in their efforts to combat theft and burglary in the area. During the week of June 20th to June 26th, one suspect was apprehended for stealing from Target, and two others were nabbed for theft at BevMo. The Target suspect was found to have multiple out-of-state warrants and was under probation at the time of the arrest.
The MBPD is also investigating two residential burglaries, one of which occurred at a house under construction. On June 21st, two unidentified males were seen leaving the property, but nothing was reported missing. On June 25th, a homeowner witnessed two men jumping over her backyard fence before fleeing, but again, nothing was taken from the residence.
Additionally, the MBPD is working in collaboration with several other South Bay police agencies to crack down on e-bike-related crimes. In a recent citywide enforcement detail, 41 citations were issued, and four suspects were arrested on gun charges. The operation involved the Hermosa Beach Police Department, Manhattan Beach Police Department, Redondo Beach Police Department, Palos Verdes Estates Police Department, and El Segundo Police Department.
As the investigation into the Polliwog Park death continues, the MBPD is urging the community to come forward with any information that may help shed light on this tragic incident.
The mysterious death of a 23-year-old man found near the pond in Polliwog Park in Manhattan Beach has raised concerns in the community. While investigators do not suspect foul play, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner is conducting an investigation to determine the cause of death. The identity of the man, who is a foreign national, is being withheld until his next of kin have been notified.
In response to this incident, the Manhattan Beach Police Department (MBPD) has launched an appeal for information related to the man’s death. Detective Sgt. Taylor Klosowski and Detective Daniel Delgado are leading the investigation and are asking anyone with information to contact the MBPD at (310) 802-5123 or (310) 802-5125.
In a separate development, the MBPD has been making notable progress in combating theft and burglary in the Manhattan Beach area. During the week of June 20th to June 26th, one suspect was apprehended for stealing from Target, while two others were caught for theft at BevMo. The Target suspect was discovered to have multiple out-of-state warrants and was on probation at the time of the arrest.
The MBPD is currently investigating two residential burglaries, one of which took place at a house under construction. On June 21st, two unidentified males were observed leaving the property, although nothing was reported stolen. On June 25th, a homeowner witnessed two men jumping over her backyard fence and fleeing, but again, no items were taken from the residence.
In addition to their efforts in combating theft and burglary, the MBPD has been working in collaboration with several other South Bay police agencies to address e-bike-related crimes. In a recent citywide enforcement detail, a total of 41 citations were issued, and four suspects were arrested on gun charges. This operation involved the Hermosa Beach Police Department, Redondo Beach Police Department, Palos Verdes Estates Police Department, and El Segundo Police Department.
As the investigation into the Polliwog Park death continues, the MBPD is appealing to the community to provide any information that could help in shedding light on this tragic incident. Cooperation from residents and potential witnesses is crucial in ensuring a thorough investigation and possibly finding answers to the questions surrounding the man’s death.
For more information on the Manhattan Beach Police Department and their efforts to maintain community safety, you can visit their official website here.