Man dies after Friday night crash in Montgomery
Around 11:40 p.m. July 11, the Montgomery Police Department responded to a call about a single-vehicle crash.
A spokesperson for the Montgomery Police Department said responders found a male driver in the 4400 block of Selma Highway who was taken to a local medical facility for treatment. The driver involved in the crash was pronounced dead due to his injuries, a spokesperson for MPD said.
No other information was immediately released by police, who said the investigation is still ongoing.
Sarah Clifton covers business for the Montgomery Advertiser. You can reach her at sclifton@montgome.gannett.com or follow her on X @sarahgclifton. To support her work, please subscribe to the Montgomery Advertiser.
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