A pedestrian died and another was in critical condition after a car involved in a collision struck them in downtown Minneapolis and sent them through a plate-glass window.

Police responded to S. Marquette Avenue and S. 10th Street at approximately 5:45 p.m. Monday, according to a Minneapolis Police Department news release. Authorities believe a car heading east on 10th Street with a green light collided with another vehicle that ran a red light while traveling north on Marquette.

The impact caused the latter car to spin into the two victims on the northeast corner of the intersection, causing them to crash through a business' plate-glass window.

The two were taken to HCMC by ambulance. The pedestrian in critical condition was expected to survive.

The driver who ran the red light showed signs of possible impairment and is a suspect, according to the release. Neither vehicle had passengers and the drivers were uninjured.

The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office will release the identity and cause of death of the man who died.