The Department of Public Safety has no recent updates on the dead man whose body was found along Beach Road last week and the case remains open. <\/p>\n
According to DPS spokesman Adrian Pangelinan, the case of Dong Pabalinas, 62, remains open because police are still looking into all aspects of the case. <\/p>\n
The two individuals who were reportedly seen at the scene have yet to contact police, Pangelinan added. <\/p>\n
The two men are being encouraged to contact the Criminal Investigative Bureau at 664-9042 for additional information they may have about what happened to Pabalinas. <\/p>\n
One of the men is described as approximately 5\u20196\u201d tall and medium built, with brown complexion, and was seen wearing a T-shirt, a pair of short pants, and a pair of flip-flops with no known colors.<\/p>\n
The other is described to be similar in height, was light complexioned, skinny in build, and could be Asian.<\/p>\n
No foul play has been reported in the case, according to police. <\/p>\n
The case is still not considered a homicide but the police are following protocols and are treating it as a homicide to ensure that all aspects of the case are investigated. There is no official cause of death yet.<\/p>\n
According to Saipan Tribune archives, police came upon the body of Pabalinas at about 10:53pm on May 28 along Beach Road. He was lying on the ground and was not responding to the officers\u2019 questions.<\/p>\n
Police later found out that Pabalinas had no pulse and he was immediately brought to the Commonwealth Health Center, where he was pronounced dead.<\/p>\n
For anyone interested in helping Pabalinas\u2019 family out, donation boxes will be stationed at the R-Lyn\u2019s Dress Shop in Garapan and at the Liberty Plaza, also in Garapan.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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