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At Least One Person Dead in Crash Involving Dallas Cowboys Bus

Officials said all four fatalities had been riding in the van. Passengers on the bus, which was transporting Cowboys staff but no players, sustained minor injuries.

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In Bavaria, already on edge after two attacks in recent days, police say a man was killed when an explosive device he was believed to be carrying went off near an open-air music festival, injuring 10 people.

Dalrymple said the bus was only carrying members of the franchise’s staff but would not say how many.

According to Cowboys columnist Mickey Spagnola, a van collided with the Cowboys team bus on Interstate-93, just north of Kingman, Ariz.

The bus was traveling from Irving, Texas to GameWorks in Town Square Las Vegas for a fan event. “There was a crash and it made them unable to come”, Carlos Montoya, a manager at Gameworks in Las Vegas, told the website. He didn’t know if any players were expected.

The agency couldn’t immediately confirm the number of deaths, but it said a medical examiner was en route.

Las Vegas ABC affiliate KTNV reported that the van was making an illegal left turn onto the highway when the crash occurred.

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The driver of the Cowboys team bus reportedly stated that he did everything within his power to keep the bus from rolling over after the crash, Las Vegas’ KLAS-TV reports.

Dallas Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett center holds a news conference as Rich Dalrymple right vice president of public relations and communication sits by before the NFL football team's minicamp at Valley Ranch in Irving Texas Tuesday