ORLANDO, Fla. — No foul play is suspected in the death of a man who was found a few houses down from an Orlando police officer’s home, police said. The man had just left the officer’s home on Pelican Lane in Audubon Park after a party Sunday night.
The man has been identified William S. Byers Jr., 48, police announced on Tuesday.
Police also said there is no probable cause can be established to show a criminal act and/or intent.
The medical examiner’s office has not released a cause of death. The police department said it’s awaiting those findings to make a final determination.
Police Detective John Tritt is under investigation for possible policy violations, but it’s nothing criminal, police said on Monday.
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Rachel Lody, told Channel 9's Shannon Butler that she wants answers about her friend's death.
“I’m still in a lot of shock. I still just can't seem to wrap my head around it,” Lody said.
Tritt was put on administrative leave Monday while an investigation into what happened is underway.
An ex-girlfriend of Tritt's told Eyewitness News that he always had parties and he used to call his home the “honey badger playpen.”
A second person showed Eyewitness News a logo that they claim was on flyers and T-shirts for the parties.
Neighbors also said the parties were loud and there was always drinking.