You just see the female, she was laying down on the street," said witness Ibrahim Alsammarraie. Alsammarraie said Bernal was lying on the floor just as police pulled up to the scene. "A female was lying down next to a bicycle and there was a car it was pulled over and a bunch of people were checking the female out," said Alsammarraie. The crash shut down Mesa Street from Festival Road to Argonaout Drive for six hours. Alsammarraie, who spent three years in the military working overseas, told KFOX14 he wanted to help, but decided to stay away. He's been through a loss of his own and can only imagine what the family must be going through. "I feel bad for the family and I know what's going on through their mind, anyone that could happen to them, just my prayers to the family and to the girl," said Alsammarraie No charges have been filed and investigators said speed was a factor in the crash.
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Dallas Motorcycle Wreck Lawyer Presents Facts About Motorcycle Crashes
The campaign's theme is: Look twice for motorcycles. Seeing them is saving them. This theme was selected because so many motorcycle crashes are caused by drivers who simply failed to notice the motorcyclist. For example, about half of the fatal motorcycle crashes in Texas occur at intersections. In many cases, a motorist turns left in front of an oncoming motorcyclist and reports never seeing the motorcyclist before turning. A motorcycle offers the rider virtually no protection in a crash. That's why 87 percent of motorcycle crashes injure or kill the rider.
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