NT Police search for three people after Alice Springs road death, 50th on NT’s roads for 2024
NT Police are searching for three people as their investigation into the latest death on Territory roads continues. See the photos.
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NT Police have identified three possible witnesses to a crash that brought the Territory’s road toll to 50 for 2024.
An Indigenous man was stuck by a vehicle on Telegraph Tce in Alice Springs about 12.30am on September 15.
Police and St John Ambulance paramedics raced to the scene, but the 56-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.
A crime scene was opened on the southbound lanes of Telegraph Tce between Traeger Ave and Achilpa St, as Major Crash detectives began investigations.
In a statement on Friday an NT Police spokesperson said they wished to speak to three people – pictured in CCTV footage released by the force – who may be able to assist with the ongoing investigation.
They urged anyone who witnessed the crash or has CCTV or dashcam footage of the incident, and has not yet spoken to the police, to make contact on 131 444.
Anonymous reports can also be made through Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or via https://crimestoppersnt.com.au/.
Originally published as NT Police search for three people after Alice Springs road death, 50th on NT’s roads for 2024
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