9, 2013, at New Hanover Medical Center, after injuries sustained from a motorcycle accident. Visitation will be held from 12:30 to 2 p.m. Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 13 at Jones Funeral Home, Swansboro. Funeral Services with Full Military Honors will follow at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home Chapel, Swansboro.
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Motorcycle accident in Anthony, N.M. sends one to hospital
(2/5)Police were called to the intersection of Myrtle Street and Worcester Street just before 5 o'clock tonight.Springfield Police would not confirm any information regarding injuries. (3/5) Previous Next SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) - A motorcycle rider was critically injured in a collision in Springfield's Indian Orchard section Monday night. Springfield Police Lt. Brian Keenan told 22News that the accident was being investigated as a fatality, and the victim is a man. The Springfield Police Accident reconstruction team has been investigating the crash at the intersection of Myrtle and Worcester Streets since just after 5 o'clock Monday night.
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Serious motorcycle accident in Springfield
The accident happened around1:20 p.m. The victim, identified as Mark Gaudet of Cranston,was rushed to the hospital where he succumbed to his injuries. The cause of the accident is under investigation however, police say it appears to be an accident. Friends say Gaudet was an avid motorcyclist. He is also a former employee of 94 HJY and 920 WHJJ in Providence where he worked as an engineer and board operator. (C) WLNE-TV 2013
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Motorcycle accident claims life of a veteran on Veterans Day
a motorcycle ridden by Gary Laferty, 43, of Willits crashed into the woods at the corner of Poppy Drive and Madrone Drive. Firefighters from Brooktrails Fire Department and Little Lake Fire Department responded to the scene. Little Lake responded because the original 9-1-1 call described the location as near the Willits airport. Firefighters located the accident scene and assisted the victim while a REACH air ambulance landed nearby. REACH and ambulance personnel attempted to stabilize the victim at the scene, according to fire reports. Laferty was transported to the closest medical facility, Frank R. Howard Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. A crash report from the California Highway Patrol was not available as of press time.
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Brooktrails motorcycle crash claims life
sends one to hospital Motorcycle accident in Anthony, N.M. sends one to hospital Updated: Sunday, November 10 2013, 02:04 PM MST By: Joshua Zuber Anthony, N.M. A motorcycle accident around 4:30 p.m. Saturday on the Anthony New Mexico gap by Highway 404 sent one man to University Medical Center. The full extent of his injuries are unknown, according to the Dona Ana County Sheriff's Office, but he is said to have facial bruising and was bleeding. A spokesperson told KFOX 14 the motorcyclist lost control of his motorcycle and was then thrown from the bike. Law enforcement took about an hour to find him. The motorcyclists was going about 60 mph when he crashed.
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402nd FA gains Motorcycle Accident Scene Management Course/Certification
At the completion of the course, Bowen, who is a motorcyclist, left the students, instructors and other riders with a few words lessons from his experience on the road. As riders, we can continue to learn, continue to get better, and by taking the Accident Scene Management Course we can continue to bridge and cover some of the gaps caused by accidents until proper medical help arrives, said Bowen. By taking the Accident Scene Management Course, we were able to have members of the 402nd certified upon completion of the course as instructors that will have the ability to train Soldiers in Accident Scene Management. I learned a lot from the Accident Scene Management course, said Bowen. The Accident Scene Management Course is a nationally recognized course can be beneficial to anyone involved in an accident. Graduates of the course will be able to respond and provide aid at any accident scene. ADDITIONAL PHOTOS: Colleen Vertere and Tyke Barham demonstrate the proper technique to remove a motorcycle helmet after assessing the injured victim during the four-day Accident Scene Management Course, recently, at Fort Bliss, Texas. (Photo by Sgt. 1st Class Ernesto Camacho, 2nd Battalion, 362nd Field Artillery Regiment, 402nd Field Artillery Brigade, Division West Public Affairs) Colleen Vertere and Tyke Barham congratulate Soldiers from around Fort Bliss after completing the Accident Scene Management Course, recently, at Fort Bliss, Texas.
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