2 dead after vehicle crashes into business lobby in Flagstaff
ABC15
and last updated 2021-02-08 13:41:35-05
FLAGSTAFF, AZ â Two people died after a vehicle crashed into a business lobby in Flagstaff early Saturday morning.
According to Flagstaff police, offices responded to the area of County Club Drive and Soliere Avenue around 3 a.m. for a single-vehicle collision.
Officers arrived at the scene and found a vehicle inside a business lobby with two people ejected from the vehicle.
Authorities believe the driver of the vehicle was 23-year-old Jeffrey Kassir of Scottsdale, who was pronounced dead at the scene. The female passenger, identified as 22-year-old Amanda Mosqueira of Phoenix, was transported to Flagstaff Medical Center where she was pronounced dead.
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Publishing date: Feb 05, 2021 • February 5, 2021 • 6 minute read • Author Morgan Murray. Courtesy, Morgan Murray. jpg
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Morgan Murray’s first notable success as a writer came early.
It was 1990 or so and he was in Grade 2 in Rocky Mountain House. He submitted a short story to a writing contest that included entries from schools around the district. He took first place with an imaginative tale that had something to do with fleas helping cats outsmart dogs. The top prize may seem modest, but the seven-year-old fledgling writer was delighted.
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