2 teens dead after vehicle crashes into ditch near Tracadie-Sheila: N.B. police
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New Brunswick RCMP say two 18-year-old men are dead, and another person is seriously injured, following a single-vehicle crash in the province.
New Brunswick RCMP say two teenage men are dead following a single-vehicle crash in the community of Haut-Sheila.
Police say the crash near the intersection of Route 370 and Côte Road was reported just after 7 p.m. Monday evening.
According to a Tuesday RCMP release, police believe “the driver lost control of the vehicle which went into the ditch before rolling several times.”
Police say an 18-year-old passenger, a man from Chiasson Office, died at the scene. Another 18-year-old passenger, a man from Paquetville, was taken to hospital where he also died.
The driver of the vehicle was taken to hospital with what police believe to be “serious, life-threatening injuries.”
The release said “speed is believed to be a factor in the crash,” though the investigation is ongoing. An RCMP collision reconstructionist also attended the scene.
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