Denver police investigating downtown Denver death as suicide
People should avoid the area, DPD said.

A Denver police car parked on 17th Street near Glenarm Place on Monday, Dec. 9, in downtown Denver. (Esteban L. Hernandez/Denverite)
Denver police are investigating a death in the Central Business District on Monday morning as a possible suicide.
Glenarm Place at 16th Street was closed as police investigated the death. Police said the person who died appears to be a woman, though identification will come from the Office of the Medical Examiner.
The area is near the 16th Street Mall.
At about 8 a.m., the department tweeted it was responding to a “person in crisis” in the area and advised using alternate routes. The department updated that initial message at about 9 a.m. to say the incident was now a death investigation, and asked people to avoid the area. A department spokesperson said it was unclear how long the street would be closed.
This is a developing story and will be updated.

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