A car chase in Wake Forest, North Carolina has resulted in injuries to a pair of motorcyclists. The crash happened at around 12:37 pm at the intersection of South Main Street and Dr. Calvin Jones Highway.
According to available information, the crash happened around 12:37 pm near the intersection of South Main Street and Dr. Calvin Jones Highway. Prior to the crash, a Wake County Deputy Sheriff had identified a vehicle as potentially involved in a prior accident. The deputy initiated pursuit of the vehicle. The vehicle fled at a high speed and crashed into two motorcycles.
Five people were injured and two were transported to Wakemed for treatment.
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Posted on May 2, 2019 by Michael Malone
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This is great question but there is no real answer. Hiring a lawyer for your North Carolina motorcycle wreck is a very important decision and which lawyer may be best for you may not be the same lawyer who is best for someone else. Finding the right lawyer for you can depend on many things such as location, responsiveness, accessibility, attorneys fees, and experience.
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Posted on May 1, 2019 by Michael Malone
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A driver of a moped was seriously injured in a wreck with a dump truck in Gastonia, North Carolina. The wreck happened around 2:00 pm on Monday afternoon near the intersection of Bessemer City Road and Delta Drive.
At this point, there is not a clear indication as to what the cause of the collision was and police are still investigating. If we learn more about the cause of this collision, we will update this story.
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Posted on April 30, 2019 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Jerry Willard was seriously injured and his wife Patricia Willard was killed when their motorcycle hit the rear of a flatbed tow truck that was parked in the travel lane of Sumner Church Road in Guildford County.
The crash happened near the intersection of Sumner Church Road and Old Randleman Road at around 8:00 am. According to available information, Mr. Willard was driving the motorcycle, which was a trike style bike, and his wife was riding on the back.
At this point there is no indication about charges being filed arising from the crash. The fact that the flatbed tow truck was left parked in the middle of a travel lane is very concerning and is potentially a violation of North Carolina General Statutes Sections 20-161. Our research indicates that Sumner Church Road has a posted speed limit of 45 mph. Therefore, under NCGS 20-161, it would be unlawful to leave a vehicle parked in the lane of travel in the manner that the flatbed tow truck was parked in this instance.
UPDATE – recent reports indicate that the driver of the tow truck has now been charged with improper parking and involuntary manslaughter.
If you have a question about a crash involving a stopped vehicle, contact the lawyers at Hendren Redwine & Malone today.
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Posted on April 29, 2019 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Andrew Canady was tragically killed last Friday in a motorcycle accident near St. Pauls, North Carolina. The accident happened on N.C. Highway 20 at around 9:10 pm. According to available information, a man driving a 2006 Toyota pickup truck was headed east on NC Highway 20 and attempted to pass another vehicle in a no-passing zone when he hit the motorcycle driven by Mr. Canady. Reports also indicate that the man was driving 65 mph in a 55 mph zone when the wreck occurred.
As a result of the collision, Mr. Canady did not survive. Mr. Canady was 53 years old and from St. Pauls. There was a 15-year old passenger on the motorcycle as well who suffered very serious injuries and was flown to New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington, North Carolina for treatment.
This is obviously a very tragic accident and one that could have been prevented had the Toyota driver obeyed the very basic rules of the road for passing vehicles. Instead, he chose to pass in a no-passing zone which resulted in this terrible wreck. The driver of the pickup has been charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle.
Read more about this serious wreck.
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Posted on April 4, 2019 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Raykown Reid was killed on Wednesday evening in a motorcycle collision in Wilmington, North Carolina. The wreck happened around 6:00 pm near the intersection of 30th Street and Princess Place Drive. According to available information, Mr. Reid was traveling north on North 30th Street on a dirt bike when he collided with a van that was turning left onto Princess Place Drive.
The information available does not indicate that charges have been filed against the van driver. Based on this information, it is not clear that the van driver did not turn across the path of Mr. Reid. If that were the case, then we would expect charges for failure to yield and misdemeanor death by motor vehicle. If we learn more about this tragic accident, we will update this post.
Read more about this Wilmington NC collision.
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Posted on March 29, 2019 by Michael Malone
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A motorcycle crash on Six Forks Road in Raleigh has resulted in serious injuries to the biker. The wreck happened around 1:50 pm at around the 5900 block of Six Forks Road and involved a second vehicle.
There is very little information about what happened in this wreck or the cause of the wreck. Anyone with information about the wreck is asked to call Crimestoppers at 919-834-4357.
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Posted on March 29, 2019 by Michael Malone
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A woman named Reyna Vid Gonzalez Modesto was tragically killed several weeks ago in a moped crash in Cary, North Carolina. According to available information, a woman turning left from Southeast Maynard Road onto Seabrook hit Ms. Modesto and then left the scene.
The woman was recently caught and now has been charged with felony hit-and-run and misdemeanor death by motor vehicle.
Ms. Modesto was 37 years old and lived in Cary.
Read more about this tragic accident.
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Posted on March 22, 2019 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Cordell Vann was tragically died from injuries sustained in a motorcycle wreck on Saturday in Newport, North Carolina. The wreck happened at the intersection of Highway 70 and Tom Mann Road. According to available information, a woman turned left from Highway 70 onto Tom Mann Road hitting a 2008 Pontiac driven by a second woman. As a result of that collision, the first car stopped in the southbound lanes of Highway 70 causing Mr. Vann, who was traveling southbound on Highway 70, to hit the woman’s car.
Mr. Vann was airlifted to New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington but eventually passed away due to his injuries.
Read more about this tragic wreck.
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Posted on March 22, 2019 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Darwin Graves was killed Thursday afternoon after being deliberately hit by a man driving an SUV. The crash happened at around 1:18 pm in the afternoon on Piedmont Way. According to available information, Mr. Graves and the driver of the SUV had an argument and Mr. Graves fled the scene. The other person then chased Mr. Graves and ran him down with the SUV.
Mr. Graves was 41 years old.
Read more about this crash.
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Posted on November 30, 2018 by Michael Malone
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