In a recent development at Crystal Palace Park, the Metropolitan Police have disclosed that the remains found on Wednesday, 4th October, were identified as “material from a placenta.
Discovery and Response
The discovery, which led to a section of Crystal Palace Park being cordoned off around 11:30 am on the aforementioned date, initially sparked concerns. Reports of possible remains in the park prompted a swift response from the authorities.
Police Investigation and Tests
Following the reports, police conducted thorough tests on the found material. The investigation concluded that the item was, in fact, material from a placenta. This finding significantly altered the course of the police inquiry.
Mother and Child Identified
In a reassuring turn of events, the Metropolitan Police have successfully identified the mother and child connected to the discovered placenta. After a careful review, they confirmed that no offences had been committed in relation to this incident.
Case Closure
With the identification of the individuals involved and the confirmation of no criminal activity, the police have now officially closed the case. The initial concerns have been allayed, providing relief to the community.
Police Statement
A spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police provided a detailed account of the events and their outcome: “Police were called at approximately 11:30 hrs on Wednesday, 4 October to reports of possible remains found in Crystal Palace Park, SE19. Following tests, the item was found to be material from a placenta. Officers identified the mother and child and were satisfied that no offences had been committed.”
