By Crash News Writer 
St. Louis, MO (June 24, 2025) – A man died early Monday morning in Carondelet Park after being electrocuted near an electrical utility box, prompting an ongoing investigation by local authorities.
According to reports, emergency responders were dispatched to the corner of Carondelet Park near Interstate 55 and Loughborough Avenue around 2:45 a.m. on June 24. St. Louis Fire Department officials confirmed that the man was pronounced dead at the scene due to electrocution.
Police believe the man was attempting to access an electrical branch box that showed signs of tampering. Investigators are working to determine the exact circumstances leading up to the fatal incident.
St. Louis Metropolitan Police, Fire Department crews, and utility provider Ameren Missouri all responded to the scene. No injuries to Ameren personnel were reported, and no further details have been provided as the investigation continues.
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