[Updated] Police pulled a body from the Occoquan Reservoir.
The body is that of an unidentified woman, police said. There are no signs of foul play, they add.
A source says police pulled the body from the reservoir in the area of Springwoods Drive in Lake Ridge on Saturday, February 12.
Prince William police report:
On February 12 at 2:26PM, officers responded to the inlet of the Occoquan Reservoir located behind a residence in the 11500 block of Nellings Pl. in Woodbridge (22192) to investigate a death. The caller reported to police that they had not heard from a family member that day. After checking theperson’s home in the above area, something was observed floating in the water. A boater who was nearby confirmed the item seen was a body. Members of the Underwater Search & Rescue Team removed the body from the water. Rescue personnel responded and pronounced the individual deceased. The individual, identified as a 58-year-old woman, had not been reported as missing to police at the time of the incident. The body was transported to the Medical Examiner’s Office for an autopsy and determination of cause of death. At this time, there is no foul play concerning the death. The investigation continues.
Identified:
The deceased has been identified as Tammy Parlett MCBRIDE, 58, of Woodbridge
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