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Tracy Man, Parmijt Singh, Found Dead In Front Of Park; Police Investigating

TRACY (CBS13) – Police have launched a homicide investigation after a man was found dead in front of a Tracy-area park.

The incident happened Sunday night, near Dove and Egret drives.

Tracy police say officers responded to the scene just after 9 p.m. to investigate of a report of a person bleeding. Officers soon found a man suffering from an unspecified traumatic injury in front of Gretchen Talley Park.

The man, 64-year-old Tracy resident Parmijt Singh, was pronounced dead at the scene, police say.

Police say they are not going to comment on what kind of injuries the man suffered due to the nature of their investigation. No suspect information has been released at this point.

Homicide Investigation Update

Homicide Investigation: Public Assistance Needed The attached video is of a person who was in the area of Gretchen Talley Park last night around the time of the homicide of Parmjit Singh, a 64 year old resident of Tracy. Investigators are trying to identify and locate this person and obtain a statement regarding what may have been seen. If anyone has any information, please contact Detective Camillo Swiger at (209) 831-6648 or Detective Jarrod Jesser at (209) 831-6640. You can also contact Tracy Police general line at (209) 831-6550 or Tracy Crime Stoppers (209) 831-4847 / 24 Hours a Day - 7 Days a Week, TEXT: Text "TIPTPD plus your message" to 274637 (CRIMES) message and Data Rates may apply. Text "STOP" to 274637 to Cancel. Text "HELP" to 274637 for Help

Posted by Tracy Police Department on Monday, August 26, 2019

Monday evening, police released video of a person who was in the area of Gretchen Talley Park Sunday night around the time of the homicide.

Investigators are trying to identify and locate this person and obtain a statement regarding what may have been seen.

If anyone has any information, please contact Detective Camillo Swiger at (209) 831-6648 or Detective Jarrod Jesser at (209) 831-6640.

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