OKC Police Investigating Body Found In NE Oklahoma City

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Friday, January 30th 2015, 3:11 pm

By: News 9

Emergency Crews were called to NE 23rd and Sooner Rd. in Oklahoma City for a reported body found, Friday afternoon.

Upon investigation, authorities said it appeared the person died of natural causes.

A name has not been released at this time.

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