One killed in Friday night multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 25 near downtown
One person died after multiple motorists crashed into one another on northbound Interstate 25 Friday night.
The crash, which took place just north of downtown Denver near 44th Avenue, killed one person but there were no other serious injuries, the Denver Police Department said on social media around 9 p.m. Friday.
The person who died was pronounced dead on the scene, police said. Traffic was delayed in the area while crews responded to the crash.
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