Dunedin man was in confrontation shortly before he died, police say

<p>Police want to find a man heard arguing with Dunedin man David Noah shortly before the 40-year-old was found dead, saying they believe he was in a confrontation moments before he died.</p> <p>Emergency services found Noah unresponsive on Leckhampton Court in the suburb of Clyde Hill at about 11pm on September 30. He was pronounced dead a short time later, with police treating his death as unexplained.</p> <p>Detective Senior Sergeant Hayden Smale said investigators had pieced together Noah’s movements that night, including a growing tension with a person of interest in the hours before his death.</p> <p>“We know with some certainty that David Noah left his home address and arrived at Leckhampton Court a short time later,” Smale said.</p> <p>“A witness has told police that around this time they heard two men arguing.