SALISBURY, Md.- The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office and the Salisbury Police Department are investigating a motorcycle crash that happened Saturday evening on Carrolton Ave. near Roger St. in Salisbury, that left one man with life threatening injuries.
Police said Kyle Johnson, 23-years-old, of Salisbury, was speeding and recklessly driving his motorcycle on Carrolton Ave.
Officials said Johnson did not stop at a stop sign at Roger St. and hit 22-year-old, Ryan Hale, of Salisbury on the driver’s side of his car.
Johnson was thrown off of his motorcycle when he hit Hale. Police said he is now in critical condition at PRMC.
Police said as of right now Johnson is at fault for the crash.
The intersection where the crash happened was closed for two hours for investigation, but is now reopened.
If you have more information on this about this crash, you can contact the Wicomico Sheriff’s Department at 410-548- 4892, ext 222, or email at [email protected]
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Kyle was declared brain dead , but was kept on life support for a couple days, to allow family to get to his side, and for organ donation.
Police said Kyle Johnson, 23-years-old, of Salisbury, was speeding and recklessly driving his motorcycle on Carrolton Ave.
Officials said Johnson did not stop at a stop sign at Roger St. and hit 22-year-old, Ryan Hale, of Salisbury on the driver’s side of his car.
Johnson was thrown off of his motorcycle when he hit Hale. Police said he is now in critical condition at PRMC.
Police said as of right now Johnson is at fault for the crash.
The intersection where the crash happened was closed for two hours for investigation, but is now reopened.
If you have more information on this about this crash, you can contact the Wicomico Sheriff’s Department at 410-548- 4892, ext 222, or email at [email protected]
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Kyle was declared brain dead , but was kept on life support for a couple days, to allow family to get to his side, and for organ donation.
SALISBURY, Md.- The Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office and the Salisbury Police Department are investigating a motorcycle crash that happened Saturday evening on Carrolton Ave. near Roger St. in Salisbury, that left one man with life threatening injuries.
Police said Kyle Johnson, 23-years-old, of Salisbury, was speeding and recklessly driving his motorcycle on Carrolton Ave.
Officials said Johnson did not stop at a stop sign at Roger St. and hit 22-year-old, Ryan Hale, of Salisbury on the driver’s side of his car.
Johnson was thrown off of his motorcycle when he hit Hale. Police said he is now in critical condition at PRMC.
Police said as of right now Johnson is at fault for the crash.
The intersection where the crash happened was closed for two hours for investigation, but is now reopened.
If you have more information on this about this crash, you can contact the Wicomico Sheriff’s Department at 410-548- 4892, ext 222, or email at [email protected]
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Kyle was declared brain dead , but was kept on life support for a couple days, to allow family to get to his side, and for organ donation.
Police said Kyle Johnson, 23-years-old, of Salisbury, was speeding and recklessly driving his motorcycle on Carrolton Ave.
Officials said Johnson did not stop at a stop sign at Roger St. and hit 22-year-old, Ryan Hale, of Salisbury on the driver’s side of his car.
Johnson was thrown off of his motorcycle when he hit Hale. Police said he is now in critical condition at PRMC.
Police said as of right now Johnson is at fault for the crash.
The intersection where the crash happened was closed for two hours for investigation, but is now reopened.
If you have more information on this about this crash, you can contact the Wicomico Sheriff’s Department at 410-548- 4892, ext 222, or email at [email protected]
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Kyle was declared brain dead , but was kept on life support for a couple days, to allow family to get to his side, and for organ donation.
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