The Charlie Mitchell Constaba Police was tragicly found in a natural reserve on Sunday, less than a day after being reported to be lost with fears of his well -being.
A police officer working in a dead night loss was found dead, in conditions of describing his colleagues as “completely tragic.”
Charlie Mitchell, 26, who worked at West Yorkshire, was reported from his home in Leeds on Saturday evening with fears of his welfare.
Investigators spend a lot from Sunday searching for the Saint Esidan Natural Reserve for the missing computer, making their tragic discovery at approximately 5:30 pm.
Then the Charlie Mitchell family was notified that his body had been found, as the police promised to provide them with “all support” in this “very difficult time.”
The assistant president of the Constaba Robert Mcberi said:
“Charlie's death in these circumstances is very tragic, and we offer our sincere condolences to his family and we will continue to provide all the support that we can at this very difficult time.
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“His death also came as a terrible shock to his colleagues in Calddalee County and the wider West Yorkshire family and we will be sure that all the necessary support exists for everyone who worked with him or knows him.”
The police believe that there are no suspicious conditions that surround his death and informed the path of the pathologist.
The news comes within 24 hours from another police officer in the service that has been found dead.
In the early hours of the police office on Saturday morning, the IN MINTT PC died from the Gloucestershire Constabular during his presence after the death of “unspecified”.
He left his colleagues “destroyed” after receiving the news of his death.
