🔴 Police were called to Liquor Warehouse Discount Store in Ewing around 11:15 a.m.

🔴 The report drew a large response to the store on Spruce Street

🔴 A preliminary investigation determined that the man died of natural causes


EWING — A body was found inside an SUV parked at a liquor store Friday morning.

The black SUV was parked in front of Liquor Warehouse Discount Store on Spruce Street. Police were called around 11:15 a.m., according to Police Capt. Jeffrey Jacobs.

Investigators believed the man died of natural causes. The man's identity was not disclosed pending notification of family.

Map showing Liquor Warehouse Discount Store in Ewing
Map showing Liquor Warehouse Discount Store in Ewing (Canva)
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Open during investigation

There was a large police response to the discovery of the body.  The parking lot was taped off but the store was still open for business as police conducted their investigation.

Liquor Warehouse is located across from the Centercourt Club "bubble" and near the Trenton Farmer's Market, both located in Lawrence Township.

Police response to Liquor Warehouse in Ewing
Police response to Liquor Warehouse in Ewing (Brian McCarthy)
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