Press Release: Coroner’s Office Responds to Police Incident in Derry Township
Derry Township, PA – A significant police incident led to road closures early Thursday morning, prompting a response from the Dauphin County coroner’s office. The incident, which occurred before 6:30 a.m., necessitated the closure of Route 322 (East Governor Road) from Route 743 (Cocoa Avenue) to Homestead Road.
Derry Township police officials revealed that the road closure would initially last between one to two hours as they were conducting a “supplemental investigation” into an earlier incident that prompted their presence at the scene.
Witnesses reported numerous police vehicles on-site, particularly near Hershey High School. News outlet WGAL captured images showing evidence markers located on the road, indicating the potential seriousness of the situation.
As details remain limited at this time, authorities have not released additional information regarding the nature of the incident or any possible injuries. The coroner’s office’s involvement hints at the possibility of significant developments, and further updates are expected as the investigation unfolds.
The public is advised to avoid the affected area to ease traffic congestion and allow law enforcement to conduct their investigation without interruptions. More information will be provided as it becomes available.
For inquiries, please contact the Derry Township police department or the Dauphin County coroner’s office directly.
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This press release aims to inform the community of the ongoing situation and underscores the importance of public safety and cooperation during such incidents.
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