PHOENIX — A man died after an early morning collision in Phoenix on Thursday, authorities said.
Officers responded to the area of 31st and Southern avenues around 3:12 a.m. to find two injured men, the Phoenix Police Department announced on Friday.
First responders brought one of the men, 28-year-old Jose Gallegos, to a hospital for treatment, but he died of his injuries, police said.
The other wounded man was brought to a nearby hospital for treatment for injuries police described as not life-threatening.
Investigators believe the crash occurred after Gallegos was driving southbound on 31st Avenue.
Gallegos allegedly didn’t stop for a stop sign at Southern Avenue, which led to the collision, according to Phoenix police.
Impairment is not believed to have played a role in this fatal car crash.
No further details were released as this is an ongoing investigation.
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