A collision on West Valencia Road on Saturday involving four vehicles turned fatal sending several people to a local hospital, according to Deputy James Allerton with the Pima County Sheriff's Department.
Michael Kingsbury, 59, has been confirmed deceased as a result of injuries, Allerton said. Two others were transported with non-life threatening injuries.Â
West Valencia Road was closed for several hours between Camino de Oeste and Camino Verde, according to a post on Twitter.Â
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