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A gentleman named Jesse Garza was killed early Saturday morning in a Charlotte NC motorcycle accident.
The accident happened at around 6:30 am on North Tryon Street when a minivan crossed the center line and hit Mr. Garza head-on. The driver of the minivan has been charged with felony death by motor vehicle.
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A serious accident in Winston-Salem, NC has resulted in serious injuries to a motorcyclist named Barry Hoke.
The accident happened on Wednesday evening around 7:15 pm on South Stratford Road. It is not clear what caused the accident but there was a car involved. Mr. Hoke was transported to Wake Forest Baptist Hospital for treatment of his injuries.
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A moped rider was seriously injured when he was hit by a truck near Shallotte, North Carolina on Saturday night.
The accident happened near the intersection of Village Point Road and Arcadia Drive in Brunswick County, NC. Apparently, the driver of the truck was impaired at the time of the accident and he has been charged with DWI and related felony charges.
The gentleman driving the moped was seriously injured with several broken bones.
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A gentleman named Johnny Lankford was tragically killed in a moped accident near Graham, North Carolina on Sunday night.
The accident happened on Cooper Road at around 6:50 pm. According to available information, Mr. Lankford was traveling on Cooper Road and was being followed by a second moped. The second moped rider, Scotty Brown, apparently attempted to pass Mr. Lankford at the same time that Mr. Lankford was attempting a left turn. The mopeds collided and Mr. Lankford did not survive. Mr. Brown was hospitalized with hand and wrist injuries. The NC Highway Patrol is investigating the accident to determine if charges may be brought against Mr. Brown.
This is a very unusual accident in that it involved two mopeds. Under current North Carolina law, moped riders are not required to maintain any minimum liability insurance. Therefore, finding insurance coverage for the serious claims in this case will be a unique challenge. In some cases, a moped rider may be insured under auto policies issued to family members who reside in the same household. However, a detailed examination of the insurance policies will be necessary to determine the extent of available insurance.
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A gentleman named Pedro Octavio Martinez was killed in a motorcycle accident on Monday in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
The accident happened at the intersection of Brewer Road and Ethel Drive. According to available information, Mr. Martinez was traveling south on Brewer Road and a woman was traveling north on Brewer Road in a Honda Accord. Apparently, the woman driving the Honda turned left across the path of Mr. Martinez causing the collision. Winston-Salem police are still investigating the accident.
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A terrible accident has resulted in the death of motorcyclist Robert Gillespy of Raleigh.
The accident happened on South Saunders Street on Thursday morning. Apparently, a woman driving a work van owned y American Gold Label Co. attempted a U-turn and hit a Toyota vehicle which knocked the work van into the path of Mr. Gillespy. Mr. Gillespy was not able to avoid the collision with the work van. He was seriously injured and taken to Wakemed where he later passed away. A friend riding with Mr. Gillespy named Marion Wyatt IV avoided a direct collision only by laying his bike down. He was also injured.
The driver of the work van, Quiana Alsabry, has been charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle.
This is a terrible accident and it is not clear why Ms. Alsabry failed to yield when attempting the U-turn. Apparently, toxicology reports that might indicate impairment are pending. Mr. Gillespy was a 57 year old husband, father and grandfather. He had apparently only recently bought his Harley Davidson motorcycle that was involved in the accident.
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A gentleman named James Henry Githens Jr. was tragically killed on Saturday evening in an accident in Salisbury, North Carolina. Mr. Githens was riding his motorcycle on Bendix Drive in front of the Economy Inn when a Chevrolet Monte Carlo pulled into his path.
There is very little information available about the driver of the car that hit Mr. Githens and there are no reports of charges against the driver. In most cases similar to this, the driver would be charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle. If the driver of the car was impaired in any way, the charges would likely escalate to felony death by motor vehicle.
Mr. Githens was survived by a fiance and a 10 year old son.
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A terrible accident caused by an impaired driver has resulted in the death of Elizabeth Edwards and serious injuries to Justin Avery.
The accident happened on NC Highway 55 near Bridgeton, North Carolina at around noon on Thursday. Apparently, a man driving a 2003 Ford Explorer hit Mr. Avery and Ms. Edwards while they were riding on a moped. The driver of the Explorer was determined to intoxicated and he has been charged with a DWI.
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This is a very tragic accident. In light of the circumstances, we would not be surprised to see the charges against the driver escalated to include a felony death by motor vehicle charge. It is certainly very troubling that the driver was on the road at noon already intoxicated.
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A gentleman named Jamal Williams was killed on Sunday evening in a scooter accident in Kinston, North Carolina.
The tragic accident happened around 7 p.m. on Independence Street in east Kinston. Apparently, a man driving a Ford Tauus was intoxicated and drove left of center and hit Mr. Williams head-on. The driver of the Taurus has been charged with numerous crimes including felony death by motor vehicle, DWI, and resisting a public officer.
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A young high school student named Christopher Saballos was killed in a motorcycle accident on Monday morning when a car pulled into his path in Jacksonville, North Carolina.
The tragic accident happened in front of a Sonic restaurant located at 471 Western Boulevard. According to available information, the car was turning left out of the Sonic and crossed the path of the of Mr. Saballos as he rode his motorcycle southeast on Western Blvd.
Christopher was a student at Jacksonville High School. The driver of the car has been charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle and an unsafe movement violation.
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