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Officer wasn't wearing helmet in motorcycle crash
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Police: Motorcycle Crash Leaves Putnam Valley Man with Head Trauma
(AP) Jamestown police say a Providence officer killed in a weekend motorcycle crash while off duty was not wearing a helmet. Police say 43-year-old John Reposa Jr. was riding a motorcycle through the intersection of North Road and Westwind Drive when it collided with a car at about 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Reposa was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the car, 44-year-old Marijke Landon of North Carolina, was not injured. No charges have been filed, but the accident remains under investigation.
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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. 
Updated: Thursday, August 8 2013 3:16 PM EDT2013-08-08 19:16:03 GMT BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Oklahoma City police say a suspicious package discovered Thursday morning outside the Bimbo Bakery turned out to be a box of power tools. BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Oklahoma City police say a suspicious package discovered Thursday morning outside the Bimbo Bakery turned out to be a box of power tools. Thursday, August 8 2013 10:11 AM EDT2013-08-08 14:11:44 GMT BREAKING: Bethany police are investigating a deadly auto pedestrian accident. Bethany police are investigating a deadly auto pedestrian accident. Updated: Wednesday, August 7 2013 12:04 PM EDT2013-08-07 16:04:23 GMT A man apparently speeding in Norfolk, Va., accidentally shot himself in the groin after he waved a firearm at bystanders who told him to slow down, police told FoxNews.com A man apparently speeding in Norfolk, Va., accidentally shot himself in the groin after he waved a firearm at bystanders who told him to slow down, police told FoxNews.com Wednesday, August 7 2013 9:28 AM EDT2013-08-07 13:28:38 GMT Wednesday's Powerball has jumped to $425 million; the fourth largest jackpot in the game's history. Wednesday's Powerball has jumped to $425 million; the fourth largest jackpot in the game's history. Updated: Tuesday, August 6 2013 6:30 PM EDT2013-08-06 22:30:35 GMT Singer Usher Raymond's young son survived a serious swimming mishap at his Atlanta home Monday, police said Tuesday. 
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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. 
Peter L. Wilkes died at New Milford Hospital at 2:10 p.m., some 30 minutes after he ran off the road. Wilkes was descending a hill on Jerusalem Road, just west of Sunny Valley Road at the time of the accident, police said. Sunny Valley and Jerusalem roads were closed for three hours while the police department's accident reconstruction team investigated. Police ask anyone with information to call Officer Ray White at 860-355-3133. 
At 1:14 a.m. Sunday, Decatur police responded to a motorcycle accident involving a driver and one passenger near Franklin Street and Lake Shore Drive. Police said the crash occurred shortly after a Macon County Sheriffs deputy attempted to stop the motorcycle as it traveled west on Lake Shore Drive at a high rate of speed. Officers noted that both the motorcycle driver and a female passenger were ejected from the motorcycle as the driver tried to make a turn and drove off the road. The female passenger, whose name has not been released, was airlifted to Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana with life-threatening injuries. The 22-year-old driver, who remains unnamed at this time, received minor injuries and was booked into the Macon County Jail. The crash is currently under investigation by the Decatur Police Departments Fatal Accident Investigation Team. Preliminary investigation indicated the motorcycle driver was impaired at the time of the accident, Decatur police said in a news release. 
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. 
car accident leaves one man in the hospital Story by Harrison Barrus / CBS 12 News GREENACRES, Fla. -- At 2:45 p.m. today, Palm Beach County Fire Rescue units responded to reports of a motorcycle accident. Officials say that upon arrival they found a motorcycle that had been hit by a car with the rider of the motorcycle lying in the roadway. After being evaluated by rescue units it was determined the rider was a trauma alert and he was transported via Trauma Hawk to St Mary's Medical Center. Stay tuned to CBS 12 News for more information as it becomes available.Motorcycle vs. car accident leaves one man in the hospital [an error occurred while processing this directive] Related Stories 
(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. 
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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. 
around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday and another car was traveling eastbound when the vehicles collided, police say. One motorcycle driver was pronounced dead at the scene and two others were taken to Abington Memorial Hospital with serious injuries, officials say. Police say the driver of a Toyota Camry also suffered minor injuries and was treated and released from the hospital. The SUV