Driver killed, 2 people in custody after Temple Drive incident: Calgary police
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Calgary police say one person was killed in an incident in Temple on Tuesday.
Calgary police say one person was killed in a traffic incident in the northeast community of Temple on Tuesday.
Emergency Crews were called to the area of Temple Drive and 58 Street/Templemont Drive N.E. around 12:30 p.m. for reports a pedestrian had been hit by a vehicle.
In a statement, police say it's believed "two drivers were involved in some type of incident while driving, which resulted in the death of one driver."
Officers are trying to determine the events that led up to the death.
Police said two people were taken into custody and there's no threat to public safety.
Despite that, they're asking drivers to avoid the area as some roads are closed for the investigation.
Police said in a Tuesday social media post that the area is expected to be closed for "several hours."
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