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Man, 46, found dead after limo catches on fire in Whitby, Ont.: police

Man, 46, found dead after limo catches on fire in Whitby, Ont.: police

The province’s fire marshal is investigating after man was found dead in a limousine that caught on fire last week in Whitby, Ont.

Durham Region police say officers responded to the scene near Consumers Drive and Brock Street just before 9 a.m. on Thursday to assist with a fire call.

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They say firefighters were on scene for a vehicle fire and had found someone dead inside a limo.

Police have identified the man as 46-year-old Jason Webber.

They say an autopsy found no signs of foul play, and it’s believed his injuries were a result of the fire.

Police say an investigation into the cause of the fire is ongoing.


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