Couple overcomes life-changing motorcycle crash
on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013 to the intersection of McGraft Park Road and Glen Avenue, according to information authorized by Public Safety Director Jeffrey Lewis. Officers found Orlando Vela, 49, of Norton Shores suffering from critical injuries because of the crash, police said. Vela was riding the motorcycle without a helmet. He was pronounced dead at Hackley Hospital, police said. The driver of the automobile was Bernice Patricio, 36, of Mount Pleasant.
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Motorcycle accident victim had 'no chance'
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Airlift required after motorcycle crash
A young woman was airlifted to Royal Perth Hospital last night after a cliff fall in the South West. Source: PerthNow THE RAC Rescue helicopter has airlifted a man and a woman to hospital after a motorcycle crash north of Perth. The rescue chopper was sent to the crash just after 11am with reports of a motorcyclist injured near Crest Hill Road in Mooliabeenee, near Gingin. The two-seat motorcycle was carrying a rider and a passenger when it collided with a kangaroo. The pair have been taken to Royal Perth Hospital for treatment but police say their injuries are not life-threatening. View Larger Map Woman airlifted after cliff rescue A WOMAN was airlifted to Perth last night after being injured in a cliff fall at Redgate, near Margaret River in the State's South West. The woman in her 20s last night was airlifted by RAC Rescue Helicopter to Jandakot Airport where it landed just before 9pm.
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More > Updated: Wednesday, September 25 2013 5:23 PM EDT2013-09-25 21:23:37 GMT A search and rescue operation is under way for a missing mushroom picker in the Molalla area. Family members said Boris Bondarchuk, 53, has been missing since Monday afternoon, when he went looking for More > A search and rescue operation is under way for a missing mushroom picker in the Molalla area. More > Wednesday, September 25 2013 8:31 PM 
Sgt. Jason Halifax says the crash happened just before 7 a.m. Thursday at an intersection in northeast Des Moines. About 20 students were on the bus. A few North High School students and the bus driver were taken to a police office for interviews while the other children were moved to another bus and driven to school. Counselors were available to talk with students about the crash. Police were withholding the name of the motorcycle rider until relatives could be notified. 
And the lower leg prosthetics that do have motors are either controlled by a remote, or require the patient to perform exaggerated movements (like kicking their leg very far back) before changing activities, Hargrove said. [ Video: Robotic Leg Prosthesis Controlled with Thoughts ] How it works When a person thinks about moving their lower limb, a signal from the brain is sent down the spinal cord and through nerves to muscles in the leg, Hargrove said. But when an amputation occurs, nerve signals that would have gone to the knee or ankle, for instance, aren't able to deliver their message to muscle. To overcome this problem, the researchers first performed a surgery on Vawter to redirect his nerve signals, so that signals that would have gone to the lower leg instead go to the healthy hamstring muscle, in the top part of his leg. Then, electrodes were placed on his leg to detect electrical signals from the muscle contractions. A computer program decodes the signals to interpret the patient's movement. Mechanical sensors on the robotic leg (including an accelerometer and a gyroscope) also collect data to help with control. 
He was arrested upon his release and charged with Homicide by Vehicle in the first degree, DUI, Reckless Driving, Failure to Maintain Lane, and Violation of Motor Cycle Instructional Permit License. Investigators are trying to find the black 2005 Jeep Liberty that was involved in the crash. Anyone with further information can call the Roswell Police Department at 770-640-4100. Around the same time as the Roswell crash, East Point Police were investigating another fatal motorcycle accident on Interstate 285 southbound between Camp Creek Parkway and Washington Road. They say Kendrick Brown, 38, of Smyrna, and William Small, 48, of Lithia Springs were both killed when two motorcycles and two cars ended up in an accident. A third fatal motorcycle accident happened Friday night just before 10:30 p.m. on Cobb Pkwy South at Polytechnic Lane. Cobb County Police say Shawn Head, 46, of Winston, left the road and lost control. 
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A trooper traveling east on the road came across the crash site shortly before 10:30 p.m. Sunday. The motorcycle operator was lying in the roadway near a Harley Davidson motorcycle on its side a short distance past the Longfellow Bridge. The trooper called for medical assistance, but the man had died of his injuries. He was wearing a helmet. The man in his 40s has been tentatively identified but police are withholding his name pending confirmation by family. Investigators are attempting to determine the cause and circumstances of the crash, but investigators observed scrape marks on the pavement, the curb, and a Jersey barrier near the end of a tight curve in the roadway. 
Sting leads to 16 arrests for soliciting sex with children online By Ashley Luthern of the Journal Sentinel Sept. 23, 2013 3:01 p.m. |Mon Sep 23 13:01:00 PDT 2013 Sixteen people, including two affiliated with the Green Bay Area School District, were arrested in a four-day operation that targeted people soliciting children for sex online. A staff member at Keller and Wilder Elementary schools and a bus driver from Lamers who transports students from Keller Elementary and Lombardi Middle School were arrested in the sting, according to a statement that the school district posted online Monday Read Full Article Mike McCarthy on Jeremy Ross, fourth and 1 call, injuries By Tyler Dunne of the Journal Sentinel Updated: 2:33 p.m. |Mon Sep 23 12:33:00 PDT 2013 Green Bay - Live running updates from Mike McCarthy's press conference. (74) Packers release receiver/returner Jeremy Ross By Tyler Dunne of the Journal Sentinel Updated: 2:18 p.m. 
It was weird for him not to communicate. Cain was discovered more than 15 yards from Hickory Fork Road near a wooded area that could not be seen from the road, Geller said. He was flown to Sentara Norfolk General HospitalO for treatment of serious injuries. We had been searching day in and day out, Jurgensen said, adding that a team of about 40 people were looking for Cain. Being gone so long, I instantly thought the worst. State police were called in to investigate the crash and determined that Cain had been traveling west on the road on his 2002 KawasakiO motorcycle. The motorcycle ran off the right side of the road and about 20 feet from the woods the motorcycle overturned onto its side, Geller said. It then slid several more feet into the underbrush before striking several trees, she said. 
(Google Maps) By Matt Stevens September 17, 2013, 8:15 a.m. Three lanes of the westbound 134 Freeway are closed, snarling traffic through the Burbank and Glendale areas after a fatal motorcycle crash early Tuesday, a spokesman from the California Highway Patrol said. Officers received calls about a downed motorcycle on the 134 Freeway near the transition to the 5 Freeway at 6:37 a.m. Tuesday. CHP Officer Francisco Villalobos said the motorcycle was found down in lanes and the male driver was pronounced dead at the scene. The man was described as being in his late 20s or early 30s, but Villalobos could not provide immediately additional details on the crash, which he said is under investigation. Villalobos said it was not clear if other vehicles were involved, but no additional injuries have been reported. The crash forced closure of all but the far left lane and backed up westbound traffic past the 2 Freeway, Villalobos said. 
He told Eyewitness News that the motorcyclist ran the red light. Garcia says, "He wasn't moving for at least five minutes. Luckily, there was a nurse that I guess was ahead of us or going the other direction. She stopped and started giving him CPR, and he started moving. He had a bone in his right leg sticking out and his right arm was also broke." There are no reports of the driver of the SUV being injured. Authorities are still investigating. Press Release: Tallahassee Police Department September 19, 2013, 12:45pm The intersection is now open. Press Release: Tallahassee Police Department September 19, 2013, 11:25am TPD is currently investigating a serious traffic crash at the intersection of Capital Circle NW and I-10. 
Ive got enough measurements that I can, if needed, adding that Sauciers injury is life-threatening. Saucier was not wearing a helmet when the accident happened, he said. According to Dearing, the crash happened about 4:45 p.m. on outer Hammond Street. Saucier was riding his 1996 Honda motorcycle when a 2006 Kia sedan driven by Joseph Salls, 58, of Hudson pulled out of Target Industrial Circle and into the motorcyclists path. He ran into the rear of that vehicle and was ejected, Dearing said. 
FHP spokesperson Sgt. Kim Montes says 20-year old Michael Nealy was southbound on I-95 at around 6:40 Monday evening, in the left lane of the interstate. Troopers say Nealy attempted to travel across all of the southbound lanes, to exit onto the US-92 [International Speedway Boulevard] exit ramp. The FHP says Nealy lost control of his motorcycle and struck a guardrail. Troopers reported that Nealy was ejected from the motorcycle, and though he was wearing a helmet, died at the scene of the accident. Volusia County Fire Services and Daytona Beach Fire Department units responded to the accident and the Florida Highway Patrol shutdown the exit ramp during their investigation. Nealys hometown in North Carolina was not initially available. 
In fact, the traffic issue on Cottage and Berkshire is one the city is well aware of, and now working to fix. The DPW did their traffic study out here and determined that what needs to happen is that Cottage needs to be widened because people come up Cottage, go up Berkshire, and people will be able to take a right coming up Cottage to Berkshire, and people will also be able to take a left, said City Councilor Bud Williams. The street widening would also alleviate the traffic it causes on Cottage that neighbors say sometimes backs up to Smith and Wesson. The DPW is still in the planning phase of the project theyd first mentioned in March. Police are not releasing the name of the motorcyclist or the Uhaul driver just yet. They also say they have not charged that driver yet. 
Hes fully confident his client will be cleared. As Madlocks family thumbs through photos of the loving father and husband-to-be, they wrestle with one witnesss account of the suspect actually stopping near Madlocks body before driving off. I forgive her because it was an accident. But to go back and see my baby laying there. And not try to console him? said Amanda Madlock. A Chicago family says it just shouldn't have happened. A woman driving an SUV drives off after colliding with a motorcycle - a crash that killed the guy on the bike. 
The riders family had reported him missing last week. State Police say the 2002 Kawasaki motorcycle was going west on Hickory Fork Road when it ran off the right side of the highway. The motorcycle overturned onto its side and slid several feet into underbrush and hit several trees. The driver of the motorcycle, 28-year-old Daniel G. Cain, was 15 yards from the road and was hidden from the roadway before he was found days later. Officials say the accident happened a few days ago, but they are not sure exactly when it occurred. Cains family had reported him missing last week. 
Volusia County Fire Services and Daytona Beach Fire Department units responded to the accident and the Florida Highway Patrol 
There also will be a 50/50 draw. All proceeds from the event will be donated to the families of Brett Stevenson and Heather Koerts. For more information, visit www.swc-auto.com/ride-to-remember . A good friend of Stevensons says friends and family of Stevenson and Koerts already have staged several memorial celebrations at various venues in the month since the fatal accident. This will probably be the last of the celebrations and then we can get on with the healing process, said Lindsay Veljkovic, a friend of Stevensons for 15 years. Veljkovic said more than 100 people are registered for the ride. 
A motorcycle accident Wednesday left one commuter dead at the scene, state police said. Wayne Cox Jr., 66, of Leesburg, was riding his Harley Davidson north on Vineland Avenue around 10:20 a.m., approaching the Kenyon Avenue intersection. A Ford F-150 driven by Wayne Marino, 67, of Bridgeton, was also entering the intersection from Kenyon Avenue, Grossman said. According to police, the two vehicles collided at the intersection, and Cox was thrown from the motorcycle. Grossman said Cox was pronounced dead at the scene. Cox was thrown from the motorcycle and pronounced dead at the scene, Grossman said. Marinos truck drove off the road into a utility pole, according to authorities, where he suffered lacerations to the face. He was taken to Inspira Medical Center Vineland. 
The crash is under investigation and no citations have been issued at this time, Mount Pleasant police stated Saturdayafternoon. Porcaros voice caught as he spoke of how proud he is of Hermans co-workers, who rushed tohelp him. His manager was the first one to him. Hes having a very, very difficult time, Porcaro said. When asked if any counseling would be available to employees, Porcaro said: I dont even know how that works. Over 30 years in the business and nothing even remotely close to this (ever) happened. 
Mr Schofield has undergone surgery several times, with hospital fees mounting. His brother Scott, who is attempting to raise the cost of Mark's treatment, said the appeal had attracted $20,000 in a single day. Scott Schofield said there had been ''a great outpouring of financial - and even emotional support'' since his oldest brother was involved in the single vehicle crash on Phuket. All that's clear so far is that the crash took place a week ago and Mr Schofield was severely hurt. He had been teaching for seven years in Korea and arrived on Phuket in August to teach in Thailand. In a statement on behalf of his family, Scott Schofield said: ''Our family is humbled by the tremendous love and support expressed toward our brother Mark. 
early Wednesday morning. Police did not identify the man who was hit while riding his motorcycle on northbound I-395 at 12th Street SW a little before 6:30 a.m., but delays compounded quickly as cars were forced into the left lane. Police had the crash cleared by 7 a.m., but gridlock remained. By 8 a.m., drivers were moving at only 10 miles per hour the whole way up I-395N from the Springfield Interchange. UPDATE: Complete gridlock on NB I-395 due to the earlier crash at 12th St SW. Go another way if you can. #VATraffic pic.twitter.com/II31A6WnXS 
heard a loud noise, and saw a motorcycle traveling at approximately 60 miles per hour down the street. The motorcycle soon disappeared out of sight, but within seconds the witness came upon the crash. The witness called 911. Police said the man, Shawn Morris, 32, of Dorchester, sustained serious head and chest injuries. He was taken to Boston Medical Center and died from his injuries the next day. A woman passenger, Nicole Mahone, 30, of Quincy sustained serious injuries to her hip and leg, police said. She was taken to Boston Medical Center, where her condition was not immediately known. Police said speed was most likely a factor in the accident. 
- All lanes on Interstate 75 have reopened after a fatal crash between a motorcycle and tractor-trailer in Henry County on Thursday. Just before noon, a crash between a motorcycle and tractor-trailer shut down I-75 lanes in both directions north of Hudson Bridge Road, according to Henry County police. There were reports of debris from the crash flying over the median. The motorcycle driver was killed, according to police. The truck driver was not injured. I-75 North was fully shut down at the 224 North bound, police said. Traffic was diverted off of the interstate in relation to the crash. 
man dead after motorcycle accident on South DuPont Highway in Milford By Associated Press, MILFORD, Del. The Delaware State Police says a 52-year-old Georgetown man has died in a motorcycle accident in Milford. Deputies say Jeffrey A. White was traveling on South DuPont Highway on Sunday around 10:30 p.m. when he attempted to pass a Chevrolet Blazer. Deputies say White was traveling at a high rate of speed and that as he approached slower moving traffic he made aggressive passing maneuvers. He struck the Blazers right front fender when he attempted to change lanes. 
Police say John Lee Riley Jr., 37, was traveling south on I-97 in a 2007 Honda RR1000 motorcycle when he passed a marked Anne Arundel County patrol car. The officer turned on his emergency lights to stop the motorcycle, which slowed and began to pull to the shoulder. But before coming to a stop, Riley accelerated and fled the scene. Police say the officer in the patrol car turned off his emergency lights and made no attempt to follow Riley. Police say Riley continued to speed down I-97, passing another marked Anne Arundel patrol car that was traveling south on I-97, south of Crownsville Road. The motorcycle, estimated to be traveling around 120 mph, was unable to negotiate the curve, drove off the right side of the roadway and struck an embankment, several small trees and finally the guardrail. 
UPPER MACUNGIE TWP., Pa. - A police officer was injured in a motorcycle accident in Lehigh County on Tuesday. Upper Macungie Township police Ofc. William Rohrbach was on his way to assist another officer at an incident on Industrial Boulevard around 1 p.m when he put down his motorcycle to avoid colliding with a truck, police said. Rohrbach was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, police said. No one else was hurt. 
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The Juneau County Sheriff's Office says deputies responded to a fatal motorcycle crash Saturday morning. It happened on County Highway HH near the intersection of 47th St. in Kildare Township around 9:26 a.m. Police say it appears the motorcycle hit a tree after losing control on a curve. Authorities say the driver, a 62-year-old man, was killed from injuries sustained in the crash. The man's name is being withheld pending notification of the family. 
Authorities in Carroll County say a 56-year-old man is dead after a motorcycle crash in Taneytown. The Carroll County Sheriffs Office says authorities were called to the crash site on Kump Station Road just east of Maryland Route 194 at 10:10 a.m. Saturday. The sheriffs office says the motorcycles driver, John William Hill of Manchester, Md., was pronounced dead at the scene. A preliminary investigation revealed that Hill appears to have failed to negotiate a curve in the roadway. He traveled off the side of the roadway onto a shoulder and struck a fence post and wire. Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. 
According to CBS 3 Springfield , media partner of The Republican and MassLive.com, the crash, which was reported at about 6 p.m., involved only the motorcycle. The rider suffered serious injuries and was listed in critical condition at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield. The station reported that police said alcohol and speed appeared to be factors in the crash. The off-ramp and a portion of Mill Street were closed to traffic and remained closed at 11 p.m. Accident reconstruction investigators from the Agawam Police Department and the Massachusetts State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section are investigating. 
-- 58-year-old John Henry Regan of Coral Springs is dead this morning after he was struck while riding his motorcycle on I-95 around 3:00 a.m. Florida Highway Patrol officials say that Regan was driving a 1984 Harley Davidson motorcycle northbound on I-95 between Donald Ross Road and Indian Town Road when he was struck from behind by a 2010 Lexus ES 350 driven by Amanda McClure of Palm City. Investigators at the scene say Regan was thrown from his motorcycle eventually coming to rest in the center grass median and though he was wearing a helmet, he was pronounced dead at the scene. Police are still investigating the exact cause of the accident and whether or not alcohol was a contributing factor. McClure and her passenger, Sydnee Reeder, both suffered minor injuries and were taken to Jupiter Medical Center for treatment. Stay tuned to CBS 12 News for more details as they are released.Jupiter motorcycle accident leaves 1 person dead [an error occurred while processing this directive] Related Stories 
at North Sharon Amity and Castleton Road. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police say Paul Stephenson, 51, was traveling south on North Sharon Amity Road in the right-hand lane, when a Lincoln Town Car driven by Kanyon Carter, 39, made a left-hand turn in front of Stephenson's motorcycle. Stephenson applied the brakes and laid the motorcycle down on its right side, sliding on the pavement into the side of the Lincoln, striking the front passenger door, police say. MEDIC responded to the crash and pronounced Stephenson on the scene. Authorities say he was wearing a full-faced helmet. Carter was arrested and charged with misdemeanor death by vehicle and driving while license revoked. His bond was set at $7500. 
WHAT FAMILY AND FRIENDS DON'T KNOW.. IS HOW THAT ACCIDENT HAPPENED.. BECAUSE NO WITNESSES.. HAVE COME FORWARD. FRIDAY.. MARK FURNISH SEES A BAD WRECK.. ON I-65.. 
firefighter and a Montgomery County man whose bike crashed into his house and went through a window. The firefighter, Terrence Daryl Boston, 49, of Brandywine, was killed Aug. 25 as he was riding south on Old Branch Avenue in the Temple Hills area, Prince Georges County police said. PHOTOS: Last weeks best news photos of the week They said a northbound car that was trying to turn left onto Allentown Way failed to yield to him. Boston struck the side of the car and died at a hospital. In another Aug. 25 crash, Maryland State Police said Christopher R. 
(AP) A funeral service will be held this week for a 22-year-old soldier from New Hampshire who died in a motorcycle crash in Killeen, Texas, while stationed at Fort Hood. Police said Cpl. Tyler Pimpis died Wednesday, Aug. 28, in a collision with a pickup truck. Pimpis, who wasn't wearing a helmet, was ejected from the motorcycle. Pimpis, of Londonderry, was a 2009 graduate of Londonderry High School , where he was a member of the varsity lacrosse and football teams. He joined the U.S. Army in January 2010, and served a combat deployment in Afghanistan in 2011 and 2012. 
Daytona Beach Police say 48-year old Ricky Whitehead was pronounced dead at the scene after the accident on South Clyde Morris Boulevard and Buccaneer Way at around 3 p.m. Police say Whitehead was traveling at a high rate of speed northbound on Clyde Morris approaching the intersection of Buccaneer Way, [and upon] approaching the curve traveled into the southbound lanes of Clyde Morris in between oncoming traffic. Police say Whitehead struck the guard rail on the west side of Clyde Morris and was ejected from the motorcycle. The bike came to rest on the east side of Clyde Morris about 200 feet away. Police say Whitehead was wearing a helmet. Unofficial reports were that people at the scene started CPR until the Daytona Beach Police; Fire Department and EVAC ambulances arrived. Daytona Beach Police also blocked traffic on Clyde Morris Boulevard between International Speedway Boulevard and Richard Petty Boulevard during the accident investigation. 
An ambulance transported the motorcycle driver from the scene, where a Brookside Fire and Rescue unit and two sheriff's vehicles also responded. A white passenger vehicle involved in the crash showed extensive damage from an impact on the driver's side near the front. The identities of those involved in the crash were not immediately available. Cristy and Ray Bertram heard the crash from inside their home on Cherry Avenue, just feet from where the fiery motorcycle came to rest. "It was a loud popping noise," she said of the impact. She ran from a bedroom to the front door and saw the motorcycle on fire in the street. She yelled for her husband.