Motorcyclist identified from deadly crash earlier this month, police say he was speeding
The motorcyclist who died in a crash earlier this month at North Hancock Avenue and East 4th Street has been identified. The motorcyclist who died in a crash on June 1 has been identified as 27-year-old Cody Ray of Colorado Springs. The crash occurred at North Hancock Avenue and East 4th Street, where Ray was thrown from his motorcycle and pronounced dead at the scene. Police have determined that Ray was speeding more than double the 30-mph limit in the area. This is the 25th traffic death in Colorado Springs this year, compared to 20 at this time last year.
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COLORADO SPRINGS — The motorcyclist who died in a crash earlier this month at North Hancock Avenue and East 4th Street has been identified.
The El Paso County Coroner's Office says he is 27-year-old Cody Ray of Colorado Springs.
According to the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) the crash happened on June 1 just before 7:30 p.m. When officers arrived, CSPD says they saw that Ray had been thrown from his motorcycle and was pronounced dead at the scene.
According to initial information, CSPD says Ray was traveling southbound on North Hancock Avenue when a vehicle on East 4th Street pulled forward through a stop sign. The two vehicles collided in the intersection, according to CSPD.
CSPD says they have determined that Ray was going more than double the speed limit, which is 30 miles per hour in the area. They say they are still investigated the crash.
This is the 25 traffic death in Colorado Springs this year, according to CSPD. At this time last year, CSPD says there were 20 traffic fatalities in the city.
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