Police have arrested a 20-year-old man who was wanted in connection to the discovery of a woman's body in western Sydney.
Emergency services were called to an apartment in North Parramatta yesterday (January 30) afternoon on reports of a domestic violence-related incident.
A concerned relative heard a woman scream and cry for help, according to 7News, and they dialled Triple Zero.
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Police broke into the property and they eventually found a woman's body in a bathtub in the bathroom.
The MailOnline said there were 'corrosive chemicals' inside the bath, while News Corp called it a bath full of acid.
Parramatta Police Area Commander Superintendent Julie Boon said: "The scene was very challenging for arriving police. When they did arrive and found chemicals inside the unit, they retreated."
NSW Police established a crime scene and called specialist HAZMAT officers from Fire and Rescue NSW to help with the chemicals.
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"The woman is yet to be formally identified; however, her death is being treated as suspicious," NSW Police said in a statement.
"Strike Force Jenola has been formed to investigate the woman's death and comprises detectives attached to Parramatta PAC, assisted by the State Crime Command's Homicide Squad."
Authorities were searching for a 20-year-old man in relation to the woman's death and he was described as being 175cm-180cm tall, 80kg-90kg with a muscular/athletic build, black hair, a short beard and moustache.
Police say he handed himself into Bankstown Police Station this afternoon (January 31).
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"A truck has been found in Greenacre and has been seized for forensic examination," NSW Police said.
"Inquiries into the circumstances surrounding the woman's death are continuing under Strike Force Jenola."
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