Killing of woman in Glen Innes ‘unexplained’, police continue to investigate

Police are enduring to make enquiries into a sudden health problems in Glen Innes this morning. Imagine / Michael Craig

Police are continuing to investigate an “unexplained” death of a 37-year-old woman in Auckland’s Glen Innes this morning. A post-mortem examination will be held at tomorrow.

Auckland Metro Police Detective Senior Sergeant Martin Armstrong said the woman’s body had found on a public walkway close Glen Innes train station this morning.

Police continue to make inquiries, the individual said.

“Police if you with the deceased’s next-of-kin.

“We are unable to comment further along the identity of the deceased at this stage until it is formal identification procedures are concluded. ”

The public pathway between Felton Mathew Ave the actual train station will remain closed until even more further notice, he said, although the facility remains open.

Cordon were in place at the scene today.

Police attended a sudden death near to Felton Matthew Ave, Glen Innes. Photo / Michael Craig

A person who performed in a building alongside the pathway said five or six police cars received at the scene and a forensics jeep with eight staff were functioning at the site.

An additional one worker nearby said the police and as a result ambulance were at the walkway while they arrived at work just before 6am. Individuals was carried out in a body is crucial soon after, they said.