A fatal Friday night crash in Creek County has claimed the life of an out-of-state passenger. According to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol (OHP), 48-year-old Daniel Gubser of Hamburg, Iowa, died following an accident on Interstate 44.
The incident occurred at approximately 9:15 p.m. eastbound on I-44 near Sapulpa. Gubser was traveling as a passenger when the vehicle crashed. Responding medical personnel pronounced him dead at the scene, while the vehicle's driver sustained injuries during the crash. OHP investigators have not yet released specific details regarding the exact cause or sequence of events leading up to the wreck.
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News resource: Iowa man dead after Creek County crash
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