Homicide Investigation Launched, Gisborne
Tairāwhiti Area Commander, Inspector Danny Kirk:
Gisborne Police have launched a homicide investigation following the death of a man in Mangapapa early this morning.
Police were called to an address on Winter Street at around 6:50am after receiving a report of disturbance coming from the home.
On arrival to the address, Police located a man who was unresponsive and immediately commenced first aid.
Unfortunately, despite emergency services best efforts, the man was sadly pronounced deceased at the scene.
Police are undertaking several enquiries to determine the circumstances of the death.
A cordon will remain at the scene overnight for a scene examination in the morning.
The deceased will also undergo a postmortem examination tomorrow.
Police and Victim Support Services are providing support to the victims whānau during this difficult time.
Police are speaking with several people in connection to this incident and are satisfied that there is no ongoing risk to the public.
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