ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A man died late Wednesday in East Anchorage after a crash in which he apparently lost control of his motorcycle. He then crashed into an oncoming car, police said.
According to the Police Department, he was not wearing a helmet. Additionally: Nobody else was hurt.
The motorcyclist was approaching Turpin Street eastbound on Boundary Avenue, just before 10 p.m. when the crash took place, police said. When officers arrived, they found the man dead at the scene.
“It’s believed the motorcycle … crossed the center line and struck a convertible traveling westbound,” police said. They released no further information about the fruits of their investigation so far.
Anchorage Crash Involved One Other Vehicle
The driver of the convertible, a Chrysler Sebring, remained on the scene, police spokesman MJ Thim said Thursday.
The identity of the victim has not been released immediately by the police. After all, they are still working on their investigation into the crash. Even if there was clearly no criminal intent, any incident that results in someone’s death must undergo a thorough investigation. We hope that investigation provides some closure for both the living driver and the family of the deceased man.
An investigation into why the motorcyclist lost control was continuing, Thim said.
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