One man is dead in the aftermath of a crash on Main Street in Selkirk, Man.
Manitoba RCMP said the crash happened on the afternoon of March 18, when a vehicle with three occupants pulled out of a parking lot and collided with another vehicle.
An 86-year-old man from Whitemouth, who was a passenger in the first vehicle, was the only one injured in the incident — and didn’t appear to have life-threatening injuries, police said — but he was taken to a Winnipeg hospital, where he later died.
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The other two people in his vehicle — 82 and 54 years old — as well as the 17-year-old driver of the second vehicle, were checked out at the scene and didn’t require medical treatment.
RCMP said they’re awaiting an autopsy on the 86-year-old man, but they believe he died as a result of injuries caused by the crash.
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Police continue to investigate.
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