Manitoba RCMP said a man killed in a crash in Mitchell was not wearing a seatbelt.
Around 6:30 Thursday night, police were notified of a collision at Highway 52 and Ash Street.
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One car, heading east on 52 at high speed, lost control, struck another car and rolled.
The 37-year-old driver from Zhoda died after being thrown from the car.
The driver of the other car was not hurt.
Police say alcohol may have been a factor, and they’ve got a forensic reconstructionist continuing the investigation.
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