Body believed to be that of missing Rowley Regis man discovered by police

Katy Hallam

17 May 2024 at 5:54 pm·1-min read

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Sandwell Police have confirmed that a body, believed to be that of missing Rowley Regis man Lee, has been found. Officers had been searching for the 38-year-old.

Formal identification is still to take place, but the force said it had informed his family.

A spokesman for Sandwell Police on Twitter: "Officers searching for missing 38-year-old Lee have sadly found the body of a man in Rowley Regis. Formal identification is yet to take place but Lee’s family have been informed.

"We are not treating the death as suspicious. Our sympathies are with his family and friends."

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