Fatal collision closes Norpoint Way NE in Tacoma Friday night. Police investigating

Tacoma, WALocal News

A fatal collision on Norpoint Way Northeast in Tacoma has led to a significant road closure, affecting traffic between Marine View Drive and 29th Street Northeast. The Tacoma Police are investigating the incident, which has resulted in one confirmed death. Police spokesperson Shelbie Boyd reported that details about the victim's identity are not yet available. To keep the public informed, the police have announced the closure on social media and advised drivers to take alternate routes. This tragic event highlights the critical issue of road safety in Tacoma, where such accidents can disrupt local traffic and raise community concerns.

As the investigation continues, residents and commuters should stay updated on road conditions. Further information will likely be released as evidence is gathered regarding the circumstances of the crash, serving as a reminder of the importance of safe driving practices.

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