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Updated: Driver Killed in Redmond-Fall City Road Collision

The Washington State Patrol has confirmed that one person has died in a crash on Redmond-Fall City Road at Duthie Hill Road; traffic delays are expected as officers continue to investigate.

Update, 5:30 p.m.: The Washington State Patrol has identified the deceased driver as 44-year-old Ronald V. Malena of Fall City. 

Malena was attempting to turn left from southbound 308th Avenue Southeast onto Redmond-Fall City Road (State Route 202) when his 1995 Mazda Millenia was struck by a 2008 Dodge Ram pickup.

The driver of the pickup, 63-year-old Michael E. Carlson of Woodinville, was transported to Overlake Hospital in Bellevue.  

WSP is still investigating the collision and said it's unknown at this point whether alcohol or drugs could have played a role in the crash.

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Update, 3:30 p.m.: Redmond-Fall City Road is now open to traffic, WSDOT reported via Twitter.

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Original post: One man is dead after a two-car collision on Redmond-Fall City Road, also called state Route 202, that happened around 1 p.m. Friday near Duthie Hill Road.

The Washington State Patrol is still investigating the scene and hasn't released the identification of those involved, but Trooper Julie Judson said that apparently the driver who died was pulling onto Highway 202 when his car was struck on the driver's side by another vehicle.

There appear to have been some injuries of those in the other car, but the extent is not yet known.

WSDOT is advising drivers to look for alternate routes, as eastbound 202 is currently blocked east of Duthie Hill Road and could continue to be closed for some time.

Patch will update this story with more information as it becomes available.

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