Nassau County police in front of the abandoned house on Broadway...

Nassau County police in front of the abandoned house on Broadway in New Cassel, where they found a man dead Sunday night. Credit: Howard Schnapp

Police responding to a call for assistance at an abandoned home on a side street in New Cassel Sunday evening found a man dead — and said detectives are now investigating the case  as a homicide.

Nassau County police did not release the identity of the victim, described only as "a male Hispanic in his 30s" and did not detail how they believe the man died.

Police said Third Precinct officers made the discovery at the home  on Broadway, just west of the Wantagh Parkway, at 6:02 p.m.

Homicide Squad detectives are now investigating, but police said Monday additional details were not available.

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