Upon arrival, Acting Superintendent Graham Hibbs said that they found a 42-year-old man in the driver’s seat of a white Audi sedan.
“Before police had the opportunity to speak with that male person, he left the scene,” he said.
When police arrived at Rocky Point Road, they found that the white Audi sedan had collided head-on with a blue Camry sedan after travelling at what police believe was “considerable speed”.
“Tragically, the occupant of the white Audi was found to be deceased by police, as were the two occupants of the blue Camry,” Hibbs said.
The two men inside the Toyota Camry are yet to be identified.
Hibbs said that there were up to 40 people, including witnesses and onlookers, trying to help the men when police arrived.
“From what I understand, some of the bystanders rushed over to offer assistance, what minimal assistance they could offer in the circumstances, unfortunately.”
Hibbs said the onlookers helped put out a fire that had erupted within the engine bay of one of the cars.
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