Houston Man Killed in Tragic Motorcycle Crash on Cullen Boulevard
A man died in Houston after being ejected from his motorcycle, which was then seen moving riderless before he was struck by a car. Demarcus Evans, a 42-year-old local man, was killed in a fatal motorcycle crash on Cullen Boulevard in Houston. The accident occurred around 9:10 p.m. on Saturday night. Evans was reportedly navigating a blue Suzuki motorcycle northbound on the roadway, attempting to weave in and out of traffic before losing control and being thrown from the motorcycle. The driver of a gray Dodge Journey witnessed the accident and made a fatal left turn into a private driveway, resulting in Evans' death. Despite prompt response by Houston Fire Department paramedics, Evans was pronounced dead at the scene. The female driver of the Dodge was not impaired in any way and cooperated with authorities.
Published : a month ago by Elliott Greene in Auto General
Houston is grappling with the aftermath of a tragic mishap that claimed the life of a local man over the weekend. According to an official report from the City of Houston, Demarcus Evans, 42, lost his life in a fatal crash on Cullen Boulevard at around 9:10 p.m. last Saturday.
Evans was reportedly navigating a blue Suzuki motorcycle northbound on the roadway, attempting to weave in and out of the traffic. Details provided by the Houston Police Department's Vehicular Crimes Division Sergeant Y Ramirez and Officer L. Fenoglio indicate that he lost control, ultimately being thrown from the motorcycle.
The driver of a gray Dodge Journey, which was headed southbound, witnessed the driverless motorcycle pass by before making a fatal left turn into a private driveway that concluded with striking Evans, who was then lying in the road. Despite prompt response by Houston Fire Department paramedics, Evans was pronounced deceased at the scene.
Police say the 35-year-old female driver of the Dodge stayed right where the incident took place and cooperated with authorities. After a thorough assessment, it was determined she was not impaired in any way. She was allowed to go freely after questioning.
Topics: Traffic, Crime