The police examine the suspicious death after human remains have been found in the burned car

Davidsonville, Md. (WBFF) – According to the police, a vehicle fire in Anne Arundel County initiated a suspicious investigation into death investigations after human remains have been found inside.

On May 24, the police officers and the fire brigade staff reacted to a report on a vehicle fire in the 600 West Central Avenue in Davidsonville around 9:25 p.m.

On arrival, emergency crews fully found a vehicle in the parking lot of a business company.

The police say that after the fire was extinguished, human remains were found in the passenger area of ​​the burned vehicle.

The investigators of the Anne Arundel County Fire & Explosive Investigations Unit are working to determine the cause of the vehicle fire.

Detective from the Department of Criminal Police by Anne Arundel County have taken over the investigation of the suspicious death.

Officials say that efforts are made in order to identify the human remains positively, which were brought to the autopsy to the Chief Medical Examiner office in Baltimore.

According to the authorities, the investigation is active and continuous.

Detectives ask everyone with information that could help contact them under 410-222-4731.

Those who want to stay anonymous can call Anne Arundel County's police on 410-222-4700 or contact Crime Stopper under 866-7 Lockup.