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Goaltender Creed Jones, 24, spent most of his junior career with the Gatineau Olympiques. Credit: Facebook ott Article content An investigation by OPP detectives confirmed excessive speed was the main factor in an Aug. 2 motorcycle crash that claimed the lives of two Ottawa men.
“The investigation has determined that both motorcycles were travelling at extremely high speed prior to the incident,” OPP said in a release issued Thursday. “It has also been confirmed that speed was a contributing factor in the collision.” Advertisement 2 Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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2. One of the motorcycle drivers was pronounced dead at the scene. The other died shortly afterwards in hospital.
Police did not identify the victims at the time. But later that weekend the Gatineau Olympiques junior hockey team said online that one of the victims was Creed Jones, a popular former goalie for the Olympiques. The Gatineau team said it would honour Jones at an upcoming game Sept.
28 against the Rimouski Océanic, another of Smith’s former teams. The investigation included officers from Ottawa detachment, and collision reconstructionists and technical collision investigators, the OPP said. Recommended from Editorial Gatineau police seek truck involved in hit-and-run of moped rider Sûreté du Québec seeks missing Shawville girl, 15 Article content Share this article in your social network Share this Story : OPP confirms 'high speed' a contributing factor in 416 motorcycle crash that killed two Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Comments You must be logged in to join the discussion or read more comments.
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