Hastings, MN (MinnesotaNow)- A Hastings man was killed in a crash at a southern Twin Cities intersection on Sunday. 

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The State Patrol responded to the fatal incident around 9 a.m. A motorcycle and SUV were involved in the deadly collision.

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Motorcycle-SUV Collision at Hastings Intersection Claims Life of 28-Year-Old Man

The fatal crash occurred at the Hwy. 61 and Hwy. 95 interchange in Hastings. 

The state crash report says the motorcycle was heading north and SUV was southbound  when the vehicle collided at the intersection. 

28-year-old Jeremiah Thomas Miller Hurley was identified as the motorcycle operator. He was pronounced dead at the scene, according to the State Patrol. 

No Injuries for SUV Driver

62-year-old Jess Alan Brown was driving the SUV. The State Patrol says he escaped the crash without injuries. 

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Hurley was wearing a helmet and Brown was buckled up. Alcohol was not involved in the deadly collision, according to the state crash report

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