A few more details surfaced Sunday about a body found over the weekend along Interstate 94 near downtown Minneapolis.
The body is that of a man, and he "does not appear to be homeless," said police spokesman John Elder.
Otherwise, Elder added, police are declining to say more. The man's identity will be released by the Hennepin County medical examiner's office.
The State Patrol on Saturday described the man's death as being "unwitnessed," and it did "not appear [to be the result of] a hit & run crash" on westbound 94 near Groveland Avenue, the patrol's Lt. Tiffani Schweigart wrote in a tweet.
PAUL WALSH
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More from Star Tribune
More From Star Tribune
More From Local
Local
University of Minnesota police arrest 9 after pro-Palestinian encampment set up on campus
Protests are happening at colleges across the country, including Columbia and Yale universities. University leaders face pressure to both support free speech and protect students.
North Metro
2 dead in Lino Lakes, no known threat to public, police say
Officers responded to a call in a residential area on the 2200 block of Tart Lake Road.
St. Paul
Teen charged with murder in deadly St. Paul shooting last month
Interviews suggest the 17-year-old shot Devon Johnson, 23, during a robbery.
Local
Clash brewing over Lino Lakes development plan that includes mosque
The project, which would include a large residential component along with a mosque on about 10 acres, would still need approval from Lino Lakes city government.
Local
Minneapolis City Council declines to endorse Frey's Third Precinct plan
Council members meeting as a committee did not lend their support to Mayor Jacob Frey's proposal to turn the burned-out police station into a voter center; the mayor says he'll move forward with plans anyway.
