Homicide detectives are currently looking into a case after the finding of a body at a car business was reported around 6 p.m. yesterday.

A friend of the man came across the body at the car shop located on South Coast Highway, near Leonard Avenue, Oceanside police reported.

Detectives did not give out any other information regarding the case.

Police are looking into a case in which a woman’s dead body turned up in the brush just off El Camino Real near Olivenhain Road yesterday afternoon.

Officials have come to determine that the woman was a homeless around 50 or 60-years old, reports Carlsbad police Lt. Kelly Cain.

The woman’s significant other called in the death around 12:40 p.m. According to police, the body did not show any evidence of trauma and they are waiting on the autopsy to tell them whether she died f natural causes or not. 

The two seemed to have lived in a tent located by some brush on the side of the road.

Officials report discovering a woman’s body around Campo Road and state Route 94 yesterday. 

California Highway Patrol officers found the body just a little before 1 p.m.

Sheriff’s homicide detectives have taken over the case and are working to determine what happened.

A couple that was out on a stroll with their dog yesterday afternoon came across a body laying in a canyon located in the Hillcrest neighborhood, police reported.

The Body was found close to Ibis and Lewis streets a little following 4 p.m.

Homicide detectives arrived at the scene, but according to San Diego police there was no signs that the man was killed by someone else. 

An investigation is underway.

A bicyclist was discovered dead yesterday morning close to his destroyed bike just a ways off a trail by Pacific Highway and Interstate 5 in San Diego, the county Medical Examiner’s Office reported. 

The man was said to be 29-year-old Adrian Marcel Vusich. 

A person traveling in the area spotted Vusich’s body a little after 8 a.m., the Medical Examiner’s Office stated.

Emergency crews did not locate any evidence that Vusich had been wearing a helmet before he made the terrible fall off his bike. An autopsy is to take place today.

A 3-year-old boy passed away after he stumbled into a reservoir on the Fourth of July, officials reported yesterday. His uncle, who jumped in to try and save him, also passed away. 

Authorities reported that Fernando Molina Azpeitia, 26, and his nephew, Gabriel Ramos, 3, both residents of Perris in Riverside County, were on a trip to visit their relatives who live in Fallbrook and went to fish at a nearby lake off Tenaja Truck Trail. 

The two did not come home so the family went to the lake to search for them. They arrived to discover Gabriel’s body floating in the water. Emergency crews arrived at the scene around 7:20 p.m. after the family failed to locate Molina. 

The family transported the boy to the Cal Fire station in De Luz, where firefighters attempted to revive him. Gabriel was then transported to to Palomar Medical Center in Escondido, where he was declared dead at   8:40 p.m.

First reports state that Gabriel fell into the water, and Molina dove in to save him. Officials reported that the edges of the lake were easy to slip on and very hard to grasp. 

Divers from county fire-lifeguard agencies located Molina’s body sitting at the bottom of the reservoir. He was declared dead at 11:15 p.m.

A mans body that had been discovered previously by a creek bed in Encinitas sometime last week was identified by the medical examiner’s office as Mark Thomas Van Thyne. 

Van Thyne, 45, was by Cottonwood Creek hanging out with a buddy on June 9 and the two were drinking when he wanted to take a dip into the creek, Sheriff’s Sgt. Jack Reynolds reported. 

He dove into a shallow part, struck his head and then slowly made his way out of the water and onto shore, Reynolds stated. Von Thyne and his friend both fell asleep after. 

The friend attempted to wake Thyne up the following day, but he was making no progress when Thyne would not react or respond, the sergeant mentioned.  

At first, officials believed Van Thyne’s death was purposefully done because of visible injuries on his head, but was later found out to be accidental. 

Sheriff’s officials mentioned before they they are led to believe Van Thyne was a homeless who hung around the beach area often.

The body of a woman that was discovered covered in a blanket and left in an alley in Barrio Logan has been identified as 38-year-old Tammy Jo Charland, a San Diego resident, the Medical Examiner’s Office concluded. 

Police are treating the death and the case as a homicide. 

Charland’s body was seen a little before 8 a.m. Monday laying in an alley behind a row of businesses and homes on Main Street, by south 31st Street, when a woman who runs a business nearby spotted the body,  San Diego police homicide Lt. Kevin Rooney reported. 

She saw the blanket and went to tell another business owner who went over to the body and removed the blanket in order to find the body. 

Details regarding Charland’s death are still being ivestigated. An autopsy is to occur this afternoon. 

Lt. Terry McManus reported that Charland was known to be homeless woman around the area and did not have a permanent address.

Police are currently looking into a case involving the discovery of a woman’s dead body dumped in Barrio Logan Monday morning wrapped inside a blanket.

The body was found a little before 8 a.m. in the alley behind Main Street near South 31st Street, homicide Lt. Kevin Rooney reported. 

Detectives did not unwrap the body and begin to examine it until personnel from the medical examiner’s office arrived at the scene, but they reported that from what they could see the body had suffered major trauma. 

Ana Lopez, the daughter of the couple who runs the Chago’s Auto Service close-by, informed that her mother was on her way to the shop when she saw the ragged blanket laying beside a fence in an alleyway in the area that is in the midst of some small businesses and homes. 

She walked over to a different business located close to hers and told a man what she saw, he went over to the blanket and uncovered it to find the body. They dialed the police right after. 

According to Lopez, the body may have belonged to a homeless woman who is seen often around the area. Her mother noticed that the black sandals she was wearing were the same as the homeless woman’s and her husband was conversing  with police and crying. 

Rooney reported investigators are still working on finding out how or where the woman died. Her name has not been released.

A municipal police officer patrolling an unusual rural area located just east of Ensenada, was found dead with a gunshot wound late Wednesday, authorities reported. 

The body was identified as José Osvaldo Gómez, 42, and was found a little after 10 p.m. dumped on an unpaved road located close to the community of Ojos Negros, a spokesman for the municipal police department stated.

Investigators for the Baja California Attorney General’s Office searched the area for evidence and came upon shells from an automatic weapon positioned by the officer’s body, as read in a statement. Gómez is the first  municipal police officer to be murdered this year in the area, the spokesman reported.