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Body found in Willamette River near Knickerbocker Bridge, Eugene police investigate

Portland, ORLocal News

On Tuesday morning, a body was found in the Willamette River near the Knickerbocker Bridge, according to the Eugene Police Department. The police have initiated an investigation to determine the identity of the deceased and the circumstances leading to this tragic discovery. As the investigation unfolds, community members are expressing their concerns regarding safety and the need for vigilance in the area. The authorities have not yet disclosed any details about how the individual may have ended up in the water. Police are calling for witnesses or anyone with pertinent information to assist in the investigation.

This incident has drawn attention to the importance of community awareness and public safety measures along the river. The Eugene Police Department is committed to providing updates as more information becomes available. Community members are encouraged to stay informed and report any suspicious activity.

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