Motorcyclist dies after crashing into vehicle
Updated: 5:24 PM MST Mar 7, 2018
Motorcyclist dies after crashing into vehicle
Updated: 5:24 PM MST Mar 7, 2018
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Motorcyclist dies after crashing into vehicle
Updated: 5:24 PM MST Mar 7, 2018
A motorcyclist is dead after police said he crashed into a truck at Central Avenue and Wyoming Boulevard Wednesday. Albuquerque Police Officer Simon Drobik said the man was spotted near Zuni Road and San Pedro Drive on a motorcycle that didn’t have a license plate. Witnesses said he then took off at a high speed and that’s when he crashed into the truck that a family was in. The family is shaken up but no one was injured.Police said the motorcyclist wasn’t wearing a helmet and died on scene. It’s unclear if the motorcycle was stolen. “It’s a tragic scene. Someone is deceased because of their actions and going 100 mph on Central,” Drobik said. Drobik also confirmed police were never in a pursuit with the man.Live from the field:
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —
A motorcyclist is dead after police said he crashed into a truck at Central Avenue and Wyoming Boulevard Wednesday.
Albuquerque Police Officer Simon Drobik said the man was spotted near Zuni Road and San Pedro Drive on a motorcycle that didn’t have a license plate.
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Witnesses said he then took off at a high speed and that’s when he crashed into the truck that a family was in. The family is shaken up but no one was injured.
Police said the motorcyclist wasn’t wearing a helmet and died on scene. It’s unclear if the motorcycle was stolen.
“It’s a tragic scene. Someone is deceased because of their actions and going 100 mph on Central,” Drobik said.
Drobik also confirmed police were never in a pursuit with the man.
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