2 found dead at Orlando home during well-being check Officers responded to home along Floral Drive
ORLANDO, Fla. – Two people were found dead during a well-being check at an Orlando home Tuesday, according to the Orlando Police Department.
Police said officers were called for a well-being check around 5:23 p.m. at a home along the 900 block of Floral Drive.
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Upon arrival, officers found the two people inside the home, police said. No information was provided on the cause of death or identities of the victims.
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