PHOENIX (AP) — The Latest on deadly crash between a van and a bus carrying Dallas Cowboys staffers (all times local):
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is expressing sorrow about an Arizona highway accident that left four people dead when their van collided with a bus carrying team employees.
The department says nobody on the bus was injured.
DPS spokesman Quentin Mehr says three females and one male in the van died, but he didn't release their identities. Additional information on the circumstances of the crash wasn't immediately available.
The Cowboys group was headed to a Las Vegas stop for a pre-seasonal promotional tour,Cheap NFL Jerseys China.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety says the van was traveling south on U.S. 93,Nike Shox Gravity Black, the main route between Las Vegas and Phoenix, and the bus was heading north Sunday. No players were on the bus.
7:45 a.m.
Authorities say a van was turning left at a highway intersection in northwestern Arizona when it collided with a bus carrying staffers of the Dallas Cowboys football team, killing all four people in the van.
1:35 p.m.
The identities of those killed haven't been disclosed.
Jones says in a statement that the organization is "deeply saddened" by the loss of lives in Sunday's collision,Wholesale Jerseys China.
Nobody on the Dallas Cowboys bus was seriously injured. The Cowboys group was headed for Las Vegas, a planned stop on a pre-season promotional tour.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety says the van was turning left at an intersection when it collided with the Cowboys bus carrying staffers but no players,Cheap Jerseys.
Jones also says the Cowboys organization's thoughts,holesale NFL Jerseys, prayers and concerns are with family members and loved ones of those who were killed.