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Police investigate street racing in fatal Calgary crash

CALGARY – Street racing and alcohol appear to be factors in a deadly overnight car crash.

A marked police unit saw two cars racing southbound on 68 Street near 32 Avenue NE around 1:40am and activated their emergency equipment to stop them.

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One vehicle pulled over immediately while a Honda Accord continued speeding southbound before losing control and hitting a pole at the intersection of 26 Avenue NE.

A 24-year-old passenger in the front seat of the car was killed instantly.

Three female passengers in the back of the car were transported to hospital with serious, but non-life threatening injuries.

The 21-year old male driver had minor injuries.

He refused a breathalyzer when asked by police.

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Charges are pending.
 

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