Hollywood Park Where Body Parts Found Reopens A Hollywood park where a severed head and other body parts were found reopened Friday as the hunt for the victim's identity and his killer continued. Bronson Canyon, an urban wilderness park a few miles from the Hollywood sign, was reopened after police concluded that no other body parts had been dumped there. Park visitors who find anything should contact police, Cmdr. Andrew Smith said. Dozens of police searched seven acres of brush in the park for two days after Tuesday's discovery of a man's head in a plastic grocery bag. Two hands and feet believed to be from the same victim were found on Wednesday and Thursday before authorities concluded the ground search. The man is believed to have been killed elsewhere, police have said. Coroner's officials are trying to identify the man through fingerprints, dental records and DNA databases, police said. No arrests had been made but detectives were plowing through dozens of leads, Smith said. Smith declined to comment on media reports that search warrants were served Thursday night at a Hollywood apartment building and that a car there was towed away. However, the commander said there were several other investigations under way in the area, including narcotics investigations. The dead man was between 40 and 60 years old. His head, found by a dog that was let off leash by a dog walker, had been there a few days at most. Longer, and coyotes would have destroyed them, police said. "If it had not been for the dog walker, we might never have found it," Smith said Thursday at the park. Police don't believe the head, feet and hands are connected to a torso police in Tucson, Ariz., found Jan. 6, Smith said.