Man in his 20s killed in two vehicle crash in south Vancouver

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Vancouver police are investigating the city's fifth fatal crash of 2019.

It happened Saturday just after 11 p.m. when two vehicles collided on Cambie Street at West 57th Avenue.

Police say that after the crash one of the vehicles slammed into a utility pole.

They say three people from that vehicle were rushed to hospital, but the driver — a man in his twenties — died.

The two passengers were being treated for serious injuries.

Police say the occupants of the other vehicle were not seriously hurt.

No other information was immediately released.

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