Ravens cheerleader killed in motorcycle accident

Calumet City man dies in South Side motorcycle accident

Harrison suffered no serious injuries but was transported to the hospital for precautionary reasons, police said. The crash is still under investigation. Bagby, of Vienna, Va., is an Oklahoma native and was a cheerleader at the University of Louisville. He spent the last three years as a coach at the Infinity All Stars gym, working with about 100 kids. He was driving to Camp Woodward, in central Pennsylvania, to work with several of his athletes on the last day of a week-long camp when he was killed. "His excitement for what he did was always there," Infinity's general manager, Suzanne Mansfield, said. "He was a bright light a star." Mansfield said Bagby tried out for the Ravens' co-ed stunt team in March because he finally felt like the "D.C.Baltimore corridor was home." "He was very excited to be involved with the Ravens," said Infinity owner Brad Palmer.
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Victim of fatal motorcycle crash on Leroy Avenue identified

The accident happened shortly before 11 p.m. in the school parking lot located in the 1500 block of West Exchange Street, according to the Will County coroner's office. Patrick J. Boylen, 19, and Kelsey J. McGill, 18, both of Crete, were pronounced dead on the scene at 10:56 p.m., officials said. An autopsy today revealed Boylen died of head trauma caused by a motorcycle mishap. A preliminary exam of McGill showed injuries due to an accident, but her cause of death was pending a complete autopsy exam.
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2 teens killed in Crete motorcycle accident

(Google Maps / July 6, 2013) Maps By Deanese Williams-Harris Tribune reporter 11:43 a.m. CDT, July 6, 2013 A Calumet City man was pronounced dead early Saturday morning after a motorcycle accident near Washington Park on the city's South Side. According to preliminary reports, the 42-year-old man's motorcycle hit a curb on the 5300 block of South Payne Drive shortly after midnight, said Chicago Police Department News Affairs Officer John Mirabelli. The victim was thrown into the grass of Washington Park where he struck a tree, and shortly after was taken to the University of Chicago Hospitals, where he was pronounced dead, Mirabelli said, citing preliminary reports. The victim's identity has not been released pending family notification, but officials did say he was from south suburban Calumet City.
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Hollingsworth, who was riding a Kawasaki, could not avoid the Dodge Durango, which was trying to make a left turn at the intersection, police added. Police on Saturday also said that Hollingsworth was riding side-by-side with another http://www.socallawsupport.com/ motorcyclist who narrowly missed the sport utility vehicle and was not injured. Police said they are attempting to determine if the two were racing. Hollingsworth was taken to Erie County Medical Center, where he died a short time later. An autopsy performed Saturday determined the cause of death as blunt-force injuries, said police spokesman Michael J. DeGeorge.
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