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Body found in Fallston identified; police say no foul play involved

Police in Harford County are saying that they don't suspect foul play in the death of Thoma Patrick Sweeney, whose body was found Tuesday afternoon in a wooded area in the 300 block of Fallston Boulevard, along a ramp between Palza Ford and Walmart.
Police in Harford County are saying that they don't suspect foul play in the death of Thoma Patrick Sweeney, whose body was found Tuesday afternoon in a wooded area in the 300 block of Fallston Boulevard, along a ramp between Palza Ford and Walmart. (MATT BUTTON | AEGIS STAFF, Patuxent Publishing)

The name of a man found dead in Fallston earlier this week was released Wednesday.

While the cause of death has not been determined, police continue to say they do not suspect foul play.

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Around 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, the body of Thomas Patrick Sweeney was found in a wooded area in the 300 block of Fallston Boulevard, according to Monica Worrell, public information officer with the Harford County Sheriff's Office.

Mr. Sweeney, 49, lived in the 900 block of Sidehill Drive, Worrell said, in a neighborhood of large single family homes in the Cedarday area southeast of Bel Air.

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His body was found along a truck ramp between Plaza Ford and Walmart, according to Worrell, some six to seven miles from his home.

Patrol deputies and the medical examiner's office responded to the scene.

The area where the body was found is in the midst of a heavily traveled commercial area along Route 1 between Bel Air and the Baltimore County line.

Worrell said Thursday that Mr. Sweeney's death is not considered suspicious.

The medical examiner was waiting for a toxicology report to make a final ruling on cause of death, she added.

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