LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) — Lubbock police say the body of a lightly-dressed homeless man was found behind a convenience store following a night of below-freezing temperatures.

Police say the man's body was found Monday morning, following overnight temperatures in the area that dipped to 24 degrees. The Lubbock County medical examiner's office will determine the cause of death, but Lubbock police Sgt. Ross Hester says, "it looks as though he's a victim of freezing."

He told the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal (http://bit.ly/1QUL5DM ) that police do not suspect foul play

The man was found wearing jeans and a light jacket. He was covered with a light blanket. Hester says the man was in a homeless camp along a wooded path.

Hester says the man "definitely unprepared for the cold temperatures."

Investigators could not immediately identify the man.

 

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