Queensland Police Service seeking assistance to identify man
Police are appealing to the public for assistance to identify an unknown man who died suddenly in Ipswich.
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Queensland police are appealing for assistance to identify an unknown male after his sudden death in Ipswich on Saturday morning.
Shortly before 5am the male was struck by a train in Bundamba and declared deceased a short time later.
A QPS spokeswoman said the male’s death was not being treated as suspicious.
Police have conducted extensive investigations, but they have been unable to identify the male at this stage.
Investigations indicate the male was in the North Booval area between 3:30am and 4:30am.
He is described as First Nations, 15 to 25 years of age, proportionate build, some patchy facial hair with long untidy black hair.
The male was found wearing a white T-shirt, black hoodie and track pants with a red sleeveless jacket (similar to the images below).
Anyone who may have information which may assist police are being urged to contact them.
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