REPORTS: Death in Batavia Monday Might Be Tied to Bike Accident

Police no longer consider foul play to be involved in the death of a 46-year-old Aurora man whose body was found in Batavia on Monday.

Instead continue to investigate Brett Straight's death as a possible bicycle accident, the Kane County Chronicle reports.

Police are fairly confident that the incident was not a homicide, according to the Chronicle's story.

No gunshot wound or firearm caused the death of the victim, Glenn Autenrieth, a Batavia deputy police chief, told the Daily Herald.

There were no weapons found in the area where Straight was discovered, but there was a bicycle, the Aurora Beacon-News reports.

The public is not in any danger, the Herald's story said.

divers were at the scene on Monday to see if there was any evidence in the river or along the bank, the Beacon-News story said.

on the bank of the Fox River east of the 500 block of North Batavia Avenue on Batavia's west side.

Straight was a resident in the Master’s Touch Ministry program at Wayside Cross Ministries in Aurora. Participants enter the Bible-based program to overcome substance abuse or other negative behavior, said Randy Tomassi, the program’s director.

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