Motorcyclist in fatal car crash identified as a Colorado Springs local
The motorcyclist who died in a fatal accident on June 1 has been identified as Colorado Springs local Cody Ray, police announced. Cody Ray, a 27-year-old motorcyclist who died in a fatal accident on June 1, has been identified as a Colorado Springs local. The accident occurred when Ray was riding at more than double the speed limit of 30 mph when a vehicle pulled forward through a stop sign and collided with him, throwing him from his motorcycle. The police department attributed the accident to speed, and the investigation is ongoing. This is the 25th fatal traffic incident in Colorado Springs this year, compared to 20 at the same time last year.
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The motorcyclist who died in a fatal accident on June 1 has been identified as Colorado Springs local, police announced.
On Friday evening, Cody Ray, 27, was traveling south on North Hancock Avenue and Fourth Street at more than double the speed limit of 30 mph when a vehicle pulled forward through a stop sign and collided with Ray, throwing him from his motorcycle.
Responding officers from CSPD’s Falcon division pronounced him dead at the scene.
The police department said in the announcement that speed was the contributing factor in the crash, adding that the investigation is still ongoing.
Numbers from CSPD show that this is the 25th fatal traffic incident in Colorado Springs this year, and there were 20 at this same time last year.
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