Oregon police say they don’t suspect foul play in the death of actor Charles Levin, whose remains were found over the weekend.

Grants Pass Department of Public Safety Chief Warren Hensman told the Daily News that they have “no concern of foul play,” but that a full medical examination is still pending for the 70-year-old actor.

Remains likely belonging to Levin were found in rural Oregon over the weekend, officials announced Sunday.

 

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The authorities in Oregon said Monday that they had located the remains of the actor Charles Levin, best known for his one-off portrayal of a mohel in “Seinfeld” and a recurring role in the series “Alice” in the 1980s.

Mr. Levin, 70, was found on Saturday several hundred feet from his car, which contained the remains of his pug, Boo Bear, in an “incredibly remote” area near Grants Pass in southwestern Oregon, said Warren Hensman, the city’s public safety chief.

The case is not being treated as a homicide or suicide, he said.

The car was off an “almost impassable road” and had been “disabled due to terrain,” the Grants Pass Department of Public Safety said in a statement.

 Police say no foul play suspected in death of actor Charles Levin

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