One individual was killed in a single-vehicle collision that happened in northeast Oklahoma City last night. The Oklahoma City Police Department was called to the scene of a vehicle rollover in the 6000 block of Northeast Grand Boulevard shortly before 8:35 p.m., according to KOCO.
When first responders got there, they discovered that the car had rolled and, regrettably, that one of its occupants had been ejected. Around 8:45 p.m., the Oklahoma City Police Department reported that they needed to get to the crash scene right away. OKC FOX provided this information and verified that there had been a fatality in the incident.
Authorities’ subsequent investigation revealed that the car was heading north at a high speed at the time of the collision. One person who was ejected from the car during the terrible incident died, according to the KFOR report, which quoted the public information officer for the Oklahoma City Police Department.
The cause of the collision and the identities of the dead are still being looked into. More information about the events leading up to the collision has not yet been made public by the police. The whole extent of what happened that night is still being investigated. This terrible incident took place on the asphalt stage of Northeast Grand Boulevard, a major thoroughfare close to I-44, serving as a reminder of the dangers that can be found on the open road.
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