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19-year-old identified as driver in deadly crash along Uintah Street

Fatal Crash
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — The Colorado Springs Police Department has released the identity and more information about a deadly crash involving a 19-year-old.

Police responded to reports of a car crashing into a house along Uintah Street around 11:45 p.m. on Friday, October 10.

When they arrived, they located the 19-year-old driver, who was later identified as Isai Martinez, dead at the scene of the crash.

The Colorado Springs Police Department's (CSPD) Major Crash Team was conducting the investigation, and at the time of their release, they believed excessive speed was a factor in the crash, however, the investigation is still ongoing.

No injuries were reported by the residents of the home.

This was the 46th traffic fatality this year, according to the department, and at this time last year, there were 42 fatalities.

ORIGINAL COVERAGE

Around 11:45 p.m. on October 10, CSPD officers were sent to the 2200 block of Uintah Street and 22nd Street.

The Communications Center received a call about a car crashing into a house.

When officers arrived at the home, they found that the driver, later identified as Martinez, was dead. CSPD told News5 there were no additional passengers in the car.

CSPD says that the residents in the house were not injured.

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