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Car crash kills 60-year-old Patrick Magee in Reno, NV


Reno Police have reported that a passenger died following a car crash last Wednesday on Longley Lane near Aircenter Circle. The deceased, 60-year-old Patrick Magee, succumbed to his injuries at Renown Regional Medical Center later that same evening. According to police, the red Corvette Magee was riding in was travelling southbound on Longley when it collided with a tree at approximately 5:15 p.m. The driver of the vehicle had to be extricated from the wreckage and was taken to Renown with undisclosed injuries at the time of the incident. Reno Police have stated that speed and impairment are believed to have been contributing factors in the incident.

No more information is available at this time.

February 15, 2023



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