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An Omaha man was killed Thursday night in a two-vehicle crash near 72nd Street and Military Avenue.
Omaha police responded to the scene shortly before 9:30 p.m.
A Ford Ranger was traveling north on 72nd Street, trying to turn west onto Military Avenue, police said. The Ford collided with a southbound Chevrolet Camaro.
The crash caused the Chevy to spin and strike a metal power pole and the support for overhead traffic signals.
Larry D. Bonner III, 20, drove the Chevy. He died shortly after being transported to Creighton University Medical Center-Bergan Mercy. Bonner was not wearing a seat belt.
Sirr London Bonner, 19, was a passenger in the Chevy and was wearing a seat belt. The Omaha man was taken to CUMC-Bergan for back injuries that are not considered life-threatening.
Dora L. Ziranda-Morales, 18, of Omaha, the driver of the Ford, was taken to the Nebraska Medical Center for arm and leg injuries.
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