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By Rosemary Regina Sobol Tribune reporter 2:12 a.m. CDT, August 27, 2013 A motorcyclist who died on the scene this morning after crashing on the Edens Expressway on the city's Northwest Side has been identified, authorities said. The victim, 29-year-old Willie Carrington, was dead on the scene, according to the Cook County medical examiner's office. Carrington lived in the 0-100 block of Harlem Avenue in north suburban Glenview, according to the medical examiner's office. The wreck happened at 1:30 a.m. in the northbound lanes near Foster Avenue, according to an Illinois State Police District Chicago trooper. 
Tonight -- We're learning new information about the final seconds leading to that deadly collision. WE TURN BACK NOW TO ACTION NEWS REPORTER ANDREW DEL GRECO -- WHO WENT TO NORTH HUNTINGDON TO LOOK FOR ANSWERS. 3 3 3 7128 156 the investigation is underway tonight in this typically quiet Westmoreland county neighborhood after a violent motorcycle took the life of a local man, a neighbor tells us he watched it all unfold. 2087106 334 I'll probably dream about it tonight 338 it's a horrible sight to see.Neighbor Gary Capaccione says he may 3 be haunted tonight by what he just witnessed.He was sitting outside his North Huntington home on Ormsby Drive, when he says a motorcycle coming around the bend, started to skip, and then it happened. 7106 24 he lost control of the bike, slammed into the telephone poll and pieces went everywhere.The rest of the description -- too graphic to air.But Capaccione called 911 immediately.Officials rushed to the scene, but it was too late.The impact was too great to survive.7106 . 110 he must have been going about 55 or 60 mph coming up the hill and around the bend. . 205 if he would've missed that pole he probably would've gone into me. 
Police said the driver crashed in front of the Confederation Building between Market Avenue and Bannatyne Avenue on Main Street. The bike hit the median and the driver's head hit a street planter. He was wearing a helmet. Witnesses told police the driver was speeding and police confirm they are looking into the possibilty speed was a factor. Main Street reopened shortly after 10 a.m. related content 
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The driver of the motorcycle was later released, and the cars driver was ticketed for the incident. Felonious assault youngstown Four police cruisers were dispatched to the citys North Side about 11 a.m. 
(AP) Police are investigating the death of a Canadian man who was killed in a motorcycle accident in Vermont. State police say 60-year-old Jean Guy Desmarais of Levy, Quebec, was riding on Vermont Route 242 in Jay at about 11 a.m. Sunday when he failed to negotiate a curve. Police say he was ejected from his motorcycle, which rolled several times before striking a tree. Desmarais was transported to North Country Hospital in Newport, where he was later pronounced dead. Police say he was wearing a helmet. 
One person was killed after an early morning motorcycle crash in Warsaw. Around 1:20 Sunday morning, police were called to the 700 block of West Center Street, just west of downtown. When they got on the scene, they found a motorcycle that hit a parked pick-up truck. 55-year-old Larry Templeton was ejected from his motorcycle. He was not wearing a helmet at the time. Police say both speed and alcohol appear to be factors in the crash. Crime Prevention: Tips to stay safe while living off-campus 
Sunday, Aug 25 2013. At this point police released few details of the crash. It appears that a car operated by Carol Harrseh,of New York was turning into a gas station. The motorcyclist was driving straight when the crash happened. The right rear quarter panel of the car, was crushed, where the impact happened. An investigation was conducted which resulted in the west bound lanes of Street Road being closed for several hours. Fire police were requested and closed the road about a quarter mile away. 
Cleta Shadrick, also 53, died shortly after arriving at St. Marys Medical Center . The couple was participating in a local charity poker run motorcycle ride, said Steve Lockyear, the chief deputy coroner. A witness to the crash told deputies that he heard a loud snapping sound come from the motorcycle just before an apparent tire blowout, according to a Sheriffs Office news release. William Shadrick tried to control his black and orange 1984 Harley-Davidson, but it fell on its side, according to the release. The couple were thrown away from the motorcycle; Neither had been wearing a helmet. The autopsies are scheduled Monday. 
Police are still trying to identify the cause of the fatal crash, which occurred on Guelph Line, north of the QEW, shortly after 9 p.m. The man and woman, both 31, were riding a northbound 2010 Kawasaki Ninja 600cc motorcycle when, for reasons unknown, the bike went out of control as the man attempted to make a left turn onto Mountainside Drive, police said. The motorcycle flipped, and the Waterdown man and his female passenger, who was from Burlington, were thrown to the ground, police said. After the pair was ejected, a 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt driven by a 42-year-old Hamilton man struck the motorcycle and the man in the intersection. Police said they do not know if the car contributed to the reason the motorcycle went out of control. Anyone with information about the crash is asked to call investigators at 905-825-4747 ext. 5065. @ChrisKitching is on Twitter. 
Sunday, Dehlers brother notified authorities that Dehler had been discovered with injuries inside a vacant home along the highway by a man taking care of the property. Dehler did not remember how he was injured, but his brother told authorities that he knew that Dehler and Lierman left Wonewoc on the motorcycle at about 11 p.m. Saturday. The report sparked a search that led to the discovery of Liermans body and the motorcycle at the southeast edge of the village, Oleson said. Lierman was pronounced dead at the scene by a Juneau County coroner, Oleson said. Coroner Kathleen Kohutko said Thursday that Lierman died of blunt force trauma to the chest. He was not wearing a helmet, Kohutko said. 
While he won't be on his Harley anytime soon, Hahn won't be working, either. And the family's bills are piling up. His wife, Carmen, is an office worker, but her insurance is not coming close to paying the mounting medical bills. My biggest worry is my family," Hahn said. "Ive always been a handyman fixing things. Climbing up high places putting up windows and even helping put up the baseball netting at the field for the kids. But now I cant take care of my family. I want to get back to work and the way things were. We have over $1 million in medical bills, said his wife, Carmen. He just got finished with spinal surgery and he will probably need more surgery. I hope for him to get better, but I dont know if hell be the same, she said. 
VICTIM A man and his girlfriend were killed after a motorcycle crash in Burlington Thursday night. Related Stories Friends mourn dad who died after... Friends have identified Brett Stevenson, as the motorcyclist who lost control around 9 p.m. His passenger, Heather Koerts, 31, was thrown off and pronounced dead at the scene. The 31-year-old Waterdown man was driving his 2010 Kawasaki Ninja 600cc motorcycle northbound on Guelph Line, north of the QEW. "He was a super nice guy," said Dave Beaulieu, who lost his own best friend to a crash on Aug. 4. "He came to Marco's (Duarte) funeral for support." Police are trying to find out how Stevenson lost control attempting to make a left turn onto westbound Mountainside Drive. 
She's in the yellow shirt, riding on the back of her husband's bike, right next to the motorcycle that loses control. We contacted Polanski by phone. Without hesitation, she confirmed to reporter Lisa Adams that she was there, and "out of the corner of her eye" saw the motorcyclist lay his bike down. Polanski says her husband continued on to get out of the intersection before they stopped and looked back. They did not believe anyone was hurt.Polanski says sheand her husband have told police all they saw. She also saysthey don't know who the hit and run biker is. Attorney W. John Knox of Knox Legal Advisors says someone does. Herepresents Marvin Allen a man in his 30's hit by the mystery motorcyclist and transported to the hospital the night of the crash. Allen suffered back injuries and four weeks after the accident, is still not able to return to work. "You have countless witnesses, judging from that video of the accident," said Knox, "I'm guessing hundreds of people saw the impact yet we don't have any leads strong enough to formulate who the perpetrator is here." Knox says it's very unusual to have such a clear recording of an accident, but even with that video, investigators have not been able to identify the motorcycle operator. The glow of the tail lights obscures the license plate numbers. Knox is pursuing a civil case and the first step is to find the person at fault. If that's not possible, he says there are other legal avenues to pursue in what is considered a hit and run case. He hopes someone comes forward to help Marvin Allen, a man Knox says just wants to get back to work and support his family. Search Yellow Pages: 
forced the closure of all westbound lanes at Grange Ave. for most of the morning, but it has since been cleared. The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office said it responded to the crash, which occurred at about 8:30 a.m., but information on the crash victim wasn't immediately available. The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department is investigating The state Department of Transportation reported that all lanes had reopened just before 1 p.m. The Journal Sentinel's mobile traffic report can be downloaded onto all kinds of smartphones by going to your phone's browser, typing in the web address mjstraffic.com and adding the icon to your phone's home screen. You can also access this chart through your desktop at jsonline.com/traffic . 2013 , Journal Sentinel Inc. All rights reserved. 
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Posted by Mark Schaaf (Editor) , August 20, 2013 at 02:52 PM I-94 closed Tuesday morning at Grange Avenue due to a fatal motorcycle accident. Photo Credit: WISN Loading... Next Previous Slideshow Download An Oak Creek man has been identified as the person killed in a motorcycle accident on Interstate 94 Tuesday morning. Witnesses saidDavid Dang, 19, was traveling at a high rate of speed when helost control of the motorcycle and struck orange construction barrels and the median wall, according to a Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office news release. Dang was pronounced dead at the scene. The crash, which was reported about 8:30 a.m. closed the northbound lanes ofI-94 at Grange Avenuefor several hours Tuesday. 
She was on a ventilator fighting for her life, then later learned her hospital stay was going to be costly in an unexpected way. They charged 900 bucks to store it; just short of 900 dollars, DiDonna said about her damaged motorcycle. After recovering from her injuries, DiDonna learned her motorcycle had been towed to a private tow yard instead of the police impound. That is where it racked up enormous storage fees. I was intubated, so I wasnt able to speak, said DiDonna who added that police never spoke with her after the crash. DiDonna says after the accident, a Naperville police officer wrote her a ticket, brought it to the hospital and gave it to her boyfriend. 
(KTVI) The Madison County Coroner Office has released the name of a motorcyclist who died in an accident on Great River Road, Saturday night. The victim, Nathan C. Allen, 30-years-old, is from St. Clair, Missouri. Allen was declared dead at the scene, near Iroquois Trail in Godfrey, Illinois; when the motorcycle he was driving left the road, striking a guardrail and ejecting him. Filed in: 
Both had a passenger on the back of the bike. Police say one motorcycle hit the trailer and the other laid the bike down. Four people were taken to the hospital. Police say three of them are in serious condition. The accident happened at about 10:45 a.m. The eastbound lanes of Platte were closed for quite a while as police investigated. Colorado Springs police tell 11 News that drivers often don't see motorcycle riders, or have trouble judging their speed and distance before turning left in front of them. 
on Saturday. Loading... Originally posted at 11:45 a.m. *** Framingham Police and Fire responded to a serious motorcycle crash just before 11:30 a.m. on Saturday. A motorcycle driven by 
near 96th Street and Fitness Lane. Officers found the crash involved a Saab passenger car, a Isuzu SUV and a three-wheeled motorcycle. According to witnesses, it appears the Saab was driving westbound on 96th Street and didn't see the Isuzu stopped waiting to turn southbound onto Pinecreek Drive. The Saab rear-ended the Isuzu, pushing it into the path of the eastbound motorcycle. The driver of the motorcycle was not able to avoid striking the Isuzu, police say. Fishers Police Public Information Officer Tom Weger says the two people on a motorcycle were transported to IU Health Methodist Hospital following the crash. The driver of the motorcycle, 63-year-old Nelson N. Spiegel, succumbed to his injuries early Sunday morning. 
on Wilder Road just off the highway. Officials have released few details, but Lee said that at some point in contacting the driver 
(WISH) - An Indianapolis man was critically injured in a motorcycle crash Thursday night. According to the Carmel Police Department, the crash occurred around 10 p.m. near the intersection of 106th and Keystone Ave. Officials say the driver lost control of his 2006 Yamaha motorcycle, slid across both lanes of traffic, and truck the guardrail on the east side of the road. The driver of the vehicle sustained several injuries to his head, spine, leg and arms. He was transported to St. 
Across the country, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that the number of motorcyclists killed in motor vehicle accidents doubled from 1999 to 2008. In total, over 34,000 motorcyclists died in crashes in the U.S. during the period from 2001 to 2008. To stress the importance of motorcyclists taking particular precautions when on the road, it is critical to note that the number of people killed in other motor vehicle accidents actually declined during the same period of time. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has noted that motorcyclists are most at risk of being killed in a crash. According to the NHTSA data, the likelihood of a motorcyclist being killed in a collision is 28 times higher than individuals in other types of motor vehicles. 
6 like nothing had happened in May. O'Leary said he had been riding motorcycles for about a year. But after talking with family members, he has decided to drive something with four wheels. "I'm done with them," O'Leary said of motorcycles. "At least until I'm done playing football." That may not be for some time. O'Leary, a Scout.com five-star prospect from West Palm Beach, caught 21 passes for 252 yards and three touchdowns last season as the Seminoles' starting tight end. 
An investigator on scene said the man was travelling in a cavalcade when he lost control and hit the guard rail. He confirmed speed was a factor. From police headquarters, duty inspector Guy Baker said an attempt was made to revive the victim. aA nurse driving by the location stopped immediately and rendered advanced first aid to no avail,a said Baker of the Calgary Police Service. The medical examiner was called to the scene. Three sport bikes and a few other vehicles were parked at the entrance of the westbound on-ramp as police investigated. A fourth motorcycle was taken back up the roadway and loaded into a white pickup truck about 9:30 p.m. A fifth bike was still crumpled on the road. 
(AP) Police say an 18-year-old New Hampshire man has died in a motorcycle crash in Dover. Police say Jarrett Hudson of Dover was pronounced dead at the scene around 1:30 a.m. Wednesday morning. Fosters Daily Democrat reports (http://bit.ly/13ZZyFb ) a passenger of the motorcycle was treated for minor injuries. Authorities say they believe speed and alcohol contributed to the crash. ___ Information from: Fosters Daily Democrat, http://www.fosters.com Copyright 2013 Globe Newspaper Company. 
44 year-old Nathan Kennison of Santa Maria was going around 25mph when he lost control of the 2005 Harley Davidson on a curve. The CHP says Kennison told them he realized he was too close to the shoulder and hit the brake. He was ejected from the bike, landing on his back. They say Kennison was in and out of consciousness and was complaining of back pain. He was taken to Sonora Regional Medical Center with a broken arm. The bike flipped and landed on the eastbound lane of the roadway. That section was closed down for about a half an hour as the wreckage was cleared. Click here for a map. 
Investigators say Deblock was northbound on a city street when he apparently lost control and crashed into a guardrail. Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Louisiana HeadlinesLouisiana Headlines More>> Saturday's summer graduation ceremony was 
"Initial investigation indicated that Gregory M. Matero, age 25 from Putnam Valley, wasoperating his 2009 Yamaha motorcycle on a blind curvein the road when he encountered a pedestrian in the road," authorities said in a statement."He applied the motorcycle's brakes and lost controlof the motorcycle. The motorcycle struckanother Putnam Valley resident,56-year-old Kathleen M. Duncan, then hit a guide rail on the side of the road. Matero was ejected from the motorcycle during the crash." Matero was transported by helicopter to Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla with head trauma and internal injuries. He was initially listed in critical condition. Duncan sustained "multiple fractures" andwas taken by ambulance to Hudson Valley Hospital in Cortlandt Manor. 
The crash reportedly happened around 2:45 p.m. on Route 982 at Clay Pike Road near the Kecksburg Fire Department. The victim was flown by medical helicopter to a local hospital. Theres no word on that persons condition. Stay with KDKA for the latest on this developing story. RELATED LINKS: 
The crash happened Wednesday morning on private land about 50 miles southeast of Miles City. Miles City Fire and Rescue Capt. Branden Stevens said the 30-year-old man, whose name was not released, but is from the area where the crash happened, was on the motorcycle and rounding up loose livestock when he tried to ride up the steep ravine and tipped over. The man was injured, and Miles City fire, as well as a medical crew and the Custer County Volunteer Fire Department, responded. Stevens said they had to come in from the top of the ravine, which he described as "a backcountry area thats pretty inaccessible by vehicles." Using a rope system, rescuers traveled about 300 yards down the ravine and stabilized the man. It took about three hours to reach him because of the rugged terrain. After securing the man, a team of seven rescuers moved him to the top of the ravine. 
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more... /> Troopers with Indiana State Police were dispatched to the accident near the 96 mile marker just before midnight. Preliminary investigation revealed two motorcyclists were traveling at a high rate of speed when one of the motorcyclists lost control and crashed. The driver and his female passenger were thrown from the bike and ran over by several other motorists. Police said the motorists that struck the victims stopped at the scene and spoke with investigators. The deceased individuals were identified as Devon Criswell, 41, and Jacquelynn Lewis, 23. Authorities said they were not wearing helmets at the time of the accident. 
Police say the accident happened near the intersection of U.S. 42 and South Fork Road in Verona, Kentucky. Officers say that the rider, 22, was driving his Suzuki motorcycle westbound on U.S. 42 when his motorcycle was struck by a vehicle waiting to turn left. Terry Gibson, 56, was stopped in his Ford Taurus waiting to turn left on eastbound U.S. 42. when he started to turn but stopped when he saw the approaching motorcycle. The cyclist braked hard when he saw the vehicle however he was unable to avoid collision. 
His female passenger was not injured. Posted by Carol Robidoux (Editor) , August 05, 2013 at 10:33 PM Next Previous Slideshow Download A Hudson man was injured following a motorcycle accident in Hudson Monday night. Hudson Police responded to the area of #20 Dugout Road for the report of a motorcycle accident Aug. 5 at about 9:30 p.m. Upon arrival to the scene, it was determined a 2005 Kawasawki motorcyle being operated by John Surette, 19, of Hudson, who was traveling west on Dugout Road when he struck a curb and was thrown from the motorcycle. Police said Surette was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. He was treated at the scene by Hudson Fire Department personnel for a serious knee injury and later transported to the Southern New Hampshire Regional Medical Center. A 17-year-old female passenger was wearing a helmet and was not hurt. This accident is under investigation by Hudson Police patrol personnel. 
(WWLP) - Springfield firefighters came to the aid of a biker whose motorcycle was pinned under a parked car early this morning. Aide to the Fire Commissioner Dennis Leger told 22News, emergency crews used airbags to lift the 
According to Nadrich, Motorcycles have many advantages over traditional patrol cars, like the ability to split lanes in an emergency situation. The problem here lies largely with vehicles that fail to share the roads. Motorcycle accidents are increasing not just for cops, but across the board, and quite often, the liability lies with automobile drivers who engage in reckless or careless maneuvers. Nadrich believes that greater traffic enforcement is the ideal solution for quelling the problem of increased motorcycle injuries. I'm glad that the Bakersfield police force is acknowledging this very serious problem, but I hope that they will take the next logical step and increase traffic safety enforcement. This is especially important in the summer months, when motorcycle accidents increase across the nation. Chief Williamson was quoted by ABC as taking full responsibility for the decision to eliminate the motorcycle unit. "It was my decision to make and that's the decision that I made," he said. He also pointed to Bakersfield statistics that indicate a swift rise in motorcycle patrol injuries during the years 2007 and 2008. 
(AP) -- Officials in eastern Montana have identified the Washington state residents killed in a motorcycle crash on U.S. Highway 12. The Rosebud County coroner's office says 57-year-old Donald Jeffrey Smith and 55-year-old Patricia Ann Smith of Ephrata, Wash., died Tuesday afternoon after their motorcycle struck a trailer being pulled by a motorcycle in front of them. The Montana Highway Patrol says the driver of the first motorcycle was slowing down to pull over. The 63-year-old driver and his 61-year-old female passenger were taken to the hospital in Forsyth. The patrol says none of the four riders was wearing a helmet. 
According to the Kansas Highway Patrol, Sixty-six year old Robert Petersen of Brewster was riding a 2004 Harley-Davidson on Highway 25 south of Colby. The motorcycle left the roadway into the west ditch. Petersen was ejected from the motorcycle. He and the motorcycle came to rest in a cornfield. Peterson was transported to Logan County Hospital where he died. He was not wearing a helmet.