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Family and friends of 37-year-old Eric Valencia are demanding answers after his body was found March 26th in the backseat of a police car parked outside of the Azusa police station.

Three days earlier, officers arrested him on suspicion of driving under the influence, but he was later released for a lack of evidence.

Relatives said they reported him missing after his release, and now they want to know how he got into the vehicle and why he remained there for days unnoticed.

Police Chief Rocky Wenrick said the car, quote, should have been secured, that an independent firm is investigating, and that Valencia's cause of death remains unknown, pending an autopsy by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner.

Richard Williams.