Woman’s Death at Home Is Probed for Foul Play
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Sheriff’s deputies were investigating whether a woman found dead Sunday at a residence was a victim of foul play, a spokesman said.
Homicide investigators were summoned to the 10600 block of Ohm Avenue after the woman was found dead about 1:30 p.m., a sheriff’s spokesman said.
Investigators did not release the woman’s identity or age.
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