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Cops label South Ozone Park death suspicious
by Lisa Fogarty, Editor
11/19/2009
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<B>Family members stand outside the residence where Paradeep Rambarran was found dead early Thursday morning. </B>PHOTO BY THEODORE PARISIENNE
Family members stand outside the residence where Paradeep Rambarran was found dead early Thursday morning. PHOTO BY THEODORE PARISIENNE
   A South Ozone Park man was found dead outside his home last Thursday morning in what police have labeled a “suspicious” situation.
   At about 3:30 a.m., police from the 106th Precinct responded to a 911 call from 103-46 107th St. and found Paradeep Rambarran, 51, dead. The man was discovered lying on a pile of sheets outside his home.

   According to one source, the NYPD recovered surveillance video footage from a fruits and vegetable store on the corner of Liberty Avenue and 107th Street, as well as from a neighbor’s residence, to aid them in the investigation. A man who indicated he was the brother of the deceased, said the family was told by police not to discuss the incident with members of the media.
   A spokeswoman from the Chief Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed after Rambarran’s autopsy Friday that the results were inconclusive. Police said the investigation is ongoing.
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
   



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