Aberdeen motorcyclist offers reward for info on car that caused crash
ABERDEEN (AP) — An Aberdeen man is offering a $2,500 reward for information that can help authorities find the driver of a vehicle who he says caused him to crash his motorcycle.
ABERDEEN (AP) — An Aberdeen man is offering a $2,500 reward for information that can help authorities find the driver of a vehicle who he says caused him to crash his motorcycle.
The media reports that 39-year-old Cameron Wyly was injured in the July 18 crash in Aberdeen and his custom chopper motorcycle was totaled.
Witnessess and Wyly told the Highway Patrol that a young female driver of a compact car ran a stop sign, causing the motorcycle to swerve and crash into a parked pickup truck.
Wyly spent three days in a hospital and racked up more than $10,000 in medical bills.
The Highway Patrol estimated $26,000 in damage to the motorcycle and $800 for the pickup.
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