Man Is Found Deceased (Apparently Natural Causes) On Couch On Sidewalk In Area Of Anaheim St./Cedar Ave.
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(Aug. 6, 2018, 7:30 a.m.) -- LBREPORT.com has learned that on Sunday Aug. 5, a man was found deceased on a couch on the sidewalk in the area of Anaheim St./Cedar Ave. (1st Council district.)
LBPD's overnight Watch Commander tells LBREPORT.com it appears to be a natural (non-homicide) death. The L.A. County Coroner's office tells LBREPORT.com that the man was a transient in his 60's; further information awaits notification of next of kin.
The area is roughly a mile due north of LB's Civic Center, about a block south of 14th St. Park along the northern edge of the Willmore City neighborhood. It is among a number of Long Beach neighborhoods now populated by homeless/transient individuals.
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