I heard on the news this morning that there was a hit and run crash involving a cyclist near 1400 N. Milwaukee.
Last I heard - an ambulance had been called and the motorist had sped off.
Anyone have any updates?
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Permalink Reply by Will on February 9, 2013 at 10:22am I just took a look around the intertubes, didn't see anything about it.
This was posted today:
http://www.mybikeadvocate.com/2013/02/chicago-bicycle-courier-in-in...
Permalink Reply by Mike Weez on February 9, 2013 at 10:27pm There may have been one on division and milwaukee at 6pm ish. I rode by there were fire trucks all about. When I rode by I saw a late model suv with a bike underneath it with an ambulance near by. Hopefully everything is ok!!!
Another reason to hate riding that hipster highway.
I wish him a speedy recovery...
John Durham said:
This was posted today:
http://www.mybikeadvocate.com/2013/02/chicago-bicycle-courier-in-in...
Permalink Reply by Juan Primo on February 12, 2013 at 9:22am There's a fundrasing page set up for Dustin here: http://www.gofundme.com/21raks
The page says Dustin was doored then hit by a truck. The circumstances are similar to Neill Townsend's.
there needs to be a bigger penalty for dooring.
Permalink Reply by Brendan Kevenides on February 12, 2013 at 9:39am Another dooring incident with horrific consequences, yet this has received virtually no media coverage. . .
Permalink Reply by Juan Primo on February 12, 2013 at 9:43am Neill's incident had more coverage, but maybe because he died.
Permalink Reply by blair on February 12, 2013 at 9:44am Thanks for forwarding the fundraising page, Juan!
Really wish the media would pick this sort of thing up. Sounds like the truck that ran him over left the scene? What about the motorist that doored him?
Permalink Reply by Brendan Kevenides on February 12, 2013 at 9:45am Yes, but 23 broken ribs, a fractured hip and shoulder and a shattered skull are, in my opinion, news worthy as well.
Juan Primo said:
Neill's incident had more coverage, but maybe because he died.
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