36-year-old’s June Uptown death now being classified as a homicide: Police

CHARLOTTE ( QUEEN CITY NEWS ) — The June death of a 36-year-old man is now being classified as a homicide, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police announced Tuesday.

Officers responded to calls regarding a welfare check at an apartment complex on Friday, June 14, around 2:08 p.m. near 500 North Graham Street.

Corey Robinson, 36, was located and was pronounced dead at the scene.

A further investigation has now determined that this death is being ruled a homicide. The police report also indicated that a 2016 Range Rover was seized and a laptop computer was reported stolen. The police report also initially classified the case as a theft from a building.

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There is no mention of a suspect at this time and this remains an active investigation. The welfare check was requested by a relative.

Charlotte Fire, CSI, Victim Services, and Operations Command were among the departments that responded to the crime scene.

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