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Two Police, One Hazmat - Bodies Found In Subway

Tokyo, Japan (AP)

The bodies of the two missing Tokyo police officers sent in search of the source of wednesdays surprise necro-mortosis outbreak have been found along with one of the missing hazmat team members sent to accompany them.

A hastily formed Metro press conference revealed that the three deceased (names withheld until relatives can be informed) were all found about 1.25 miles down the Tozai line. All three bodies showed "obvious" signs of an undead attack. When asked if they had reanimated, the spokesperson said "No. There was not much left to reanimate. Simply put, they had been devoured. There was an attempt by one of the deceased to a partial reanimation, but we neutralized it quickly and effectively."

All special police units are now ready to enter the area. An advancement into the tunnel is expected shortly.