Police investigate suspicious death
12:10pm Sunday 20th July 2008
By Chris Brayshay »
MURDER squad detectives are investigating a suspicious death in Hartlepool.
A statement from Police Superintendent Gordon Lang of the Cleveland Police Murder Investigation Team, released through the Force control room today, said: "Police are investigating the suspicious death of a male at Kimberley Street, Hartlepool. An inquiry has begun into his death."
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