The call came into Lee's Summit emergency services at 1:24 a.m. for the location reported as "eastbound U.S. 50 at M-291- east junction" near the Missouri Highway Patrol (MOHP) Troop A headquarters.
A Lee's Summit police officer who came upon the scene reported a "male motorcyclist (face) down in the roadway" and "possibly" deceased.
That person's terminal condition was confirmed by EMS on-scene at 1:40 a.m..
Two other persons suffered minor injuries- but refused EMS transport to a hospital.
The MOHP "crash team from Warrensburg" was coming to investigate the crash- and eastbound U.S. 50 was and would remain closed at the M-291 west junction (to Harrisonville).
The MOHP issued it's crash report later Sunday- saying that the operator of the motorcycle- "20-year-old Nicholas A McFerren of Blue Springs-" was driving west in the eastbound lanes of U.S. 50 when he struck a 2001 Toyota driven by 17-year-old Ruben Salinas of Independence.
Salinas and another person in Salinas' car refused EMS treatment or transport of very minor injuries.
1 comment:
Omg. Bad for the boy on the motorcycle but for Ruben hell live with that nightmare the rest of his life !
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