1 Dead in Car and Motorcycle Crash near Indian Trail Road [Spokane, WA]

1 Killed in Spokane Motorcycle Crash

 
SPOKANE, WA (October 17, 2019) – A person died in a car and motorcycle crash near Indian Trail Road on October 15.
 
The incident occurred near the 8700 block of North Indian Trail Road in North Spokane. The Spokane Police Department revealed that the motorcycle traveled southbound on North Indian Trail Road. However, it hit a passenger vehicle making a turn from West Lowell Avenue on to northbound Indian Trail Road.
 
According to some witnesses, the motorcycle rode at a high speed before the collision.
 
Spokane Fire Department firefighters and Spokane Police Department officers came to the scene and located the motorcycle driver who died due to injuries.
 
The vehicle driver remained at the scene and helped with the investigation. Police think that drugs or alcohol didn’t play a role in the collision.
 
However, the identity of the deceased remains unreleased due to pending family notification.
 
Indian Trails Road near Lowell Avenue remained unavailable during the investigation.
 
Authorities are urging anyone who saw the collision to contact Crime Check at (509)456-2233 and reference incident #2019-20197038.

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