Undetermined death in northwest Calgary deemed non-criminal by police
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Calgary emergency crews rushed to the Banff Trail on Thursday afternoon, where a man was reported in critical condition. The man was declared dead at the scene, police said.
The Calgary Police Service said the undetermined death in the northwest community of Banff Trail is not criminal in nature.
Calgary emergency crews rushed to the neighbourhood on Thursday afternoon, where a man was reported in critical condition.
Emergency personnel were seen doing CPR on the victim just after 3 p.m.
The man was declared dead at the scene, police said.
Police said they identified the body to be a man in his 50s after a preliminary autopsy on Friday.
They are looking for a woman who was the last person to have contact with the man prior to his death, according to a Friday afternoon news release.
The woman was driving a 2009 white GMC Sierra truck bearing Alberta license plate 03L432. Police said the truck was reported stolen and has a manual liftgate and may have landscaping tools in the back.
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