Man dies after car, pickup truck crash in Moon Township

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A man died following a two-vehicle crash in Moon Township on Friday afternoon.

The crash happened in the 500 block of Flaugherty Run Road.

The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's office identified the victim as George McMahon, 59, of Coraopolis.

The medical examiner's report said McMahon was taken to Heritage Valley Sewickley Hospital where he later died.

Watch SKY 4 video above the scene in the video player above.

Investigators were surrounding a red pickup truck in the middle of the roadway. A car, also involved in the crash, went over a guardrail in a small creek.

The Moon Township police Chief Greg Seamon previously told Pittsburgh's Action News 4 that he believed the man who was inside the pickup truck died.

Police said a woman was trapped inside the car that went over the guide rail and into a creek. Seamon said he's not sure about the condition of the woman who was pinned in the car, but said she may have a broken leg and was taken to the hospital.

“The woman in the car had to be rescued out of the car with Moon Township Fire Department,” Seamon said.

This is a developing story. Stay with Pittsburgh's Action News 4 for updates.

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