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Man, 24, dies in public order incident in Buckley Police watchdog investigates Buckley death of soldier
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North Wales Police are investigating the death of a man in Flintshire on Monday night. The police watchdog is investigating after a man died while officers were at the scene of an incident in Flintshire.
No details have been released about the incident that happened in Buckley at about 20:38 GMT. Morgan Owen, 24, a soldier with the Royal Engineers who was on sick leave with a knee injury, was pronounced dead by paramedics outside his home in Buckley.
But police say the 24-year-old man was at the centre of a public order incident. It is unclear how Mr Owen died but a post mortem examination is being held.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission has been informed. North Wales Police said they were called to an incident at 20:38 GMT on Monday.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) confirmed it had decided to investigate the incident.
"The IPCC has deployed its investigators to the scene and once we have more information a further statement will be issued," the police watchdog said.
Mr Owen's family said they had lodged a complaint with the IPCC about the circumstances of his death.
North Wales Police said they were called to an incident involving a 24-year-old man "who was the centre of a public order occurrence".
The force said they would be "investigating the full circumstances of the incident and the Independent Police Complaints Commission has been informed".