DENVER -
Police called in a hazmat team Sunday to remove the body of a man found dead in a car downtown.
Polices say the male found dead in the car on Tennessee near Huron was a suspected suicide. Because of the method of suicide there was concern about a substance in the car. Denver Fire hazmat was called as a precaution
No one else was injured in the incident
Denver Fire said the substance was labeled as "Hydrogen Sulfide" a toxic compound used in the seperation of metals.
Authorities removed the body from the car and crews resealed the car. It will be impounded, until it is determined how police want the car dealt with and what is needed to neutralize the substance.
Polices say the male found dead in the car on Tennessee near Huron was a suspected suicide. Because of the method of suicide there was concern about a substance in the car. Denver Fire hazmat was called as a precaution
No one else was injured in the incident
Denver Fire said the substance was labeled as "Hydrogen Sulfide" a toxic compound used in the seperation of metals.
Authorities removed the body from the car and crews resealed the car. It will be impounded, until it is determined how police want the car dealt with and what is needed to neutralize the substance.
