Person found dead inside Lakewood house during wellness check
LAKEWOOD — The body of a dead female was found inside a home during a wellness check on Tuesday.
Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer said the death of the individual found inside the house on Thornbury Court in Leisure Village by Lakewood police is considered suspicious.
There is no danger to the public, according to Billhimer. He did not disclose the identity of the deceased.
Map showing Thornbury Court in Lakewood
Billhimer asked anyone with information about this incident to call his office at 732-929-2027 or Lakewood police at 732-363-0200.
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