NEWARK, DE—Delaware State Police are investigating a fatal collision involving a car that occurred on Pulaski Highway in Newark last Tuesday.
The twist of fate took place on August 6 around 5:01 p. m. A Harley Davidson FXS motorcycle, traveling eastbound in the left lane, collided with a Nissan Altima. The car was traveling west and attempted to cross into the eastbound lane, east of Wrangle Hill Road, directly into the trail of the motorcycle. The impact caused the motorcycle to strike the passenger side of the Altima, causing the motorcyclist to be ejected.
The motorcyclist, a 45-year-old woman from Bear, Delaware, was seriously injured and taken to a nearby hospital. He succumbed to his injuries on Thursday, August 8. His identity has not been revealed pending notification from his family.
The driver of the Altima, a 24-year-old from Newark, suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was also taken to the hospital. Other important points of the twist of fate are still being investigated and the government is investigating the case. case. Five injured in DUI golf cart accident in Wildwood Sim
WILDWOOD, NJ – A golf cart accident during the National Night Out event in Wildwood injured five people. The incident occurred on Tuesday night at Fox Park, where the occasion was taking place.
During a disability simulation course, a golf cart carrying a minor and a Wildwood police officer veered off the designated path and collided with 4 adults and a juvenile.
Three of the injured were treated and released from the hospital, while two others remain hospitalized. No details were released about the nature of his injuries.
The golf cart simulation, designed to demonstrate the risks of driving under the influence, has been a star of National Wildwood Night Out for two decades. Following the accident, the Wildwood Police Department expressed its fear and sent its thoughts and prayers to those affected.
“National Night Out is fundamentally about fostering partnerships between police and the community,” police said. “This tragic incident is disconcerting for everyone involved in this event. “
PEMBERTON, New Jersey – An incident occurred Wednesday morning when State Police Sgt. Jeffrey Lebron reported that officers arrested a man coming out of the woods along Route 50 near Main Street around 8:55 a. m.
The individual, who initially refused to identify himself, told police he had just crashed a plane in a nearby field, prompting his arrest for obstruction.
Further investigation revealed that Robert Wagner, 42, of Point Pleasant. Wagner had been arrested the previous day by Pemberton police on suspicion of stealing a single-engine Quad City Ultralight aircraft from a local hangar. The sergeant. Lebron showed that the main registration points of the crashed plane matched those of the stolen plane, which had been recovered from a hangar owned by Surran’s Nursery.
The series of events continues to unfold as the government delves deeper into cases related to the flight and crash.
A Macomb County resident experienced a huge fortune when he won a $79. 5. 90 jackpot in the Michigan Lottery’s Fantasy Five game, just one night after narrowly missing out on the jackpot due to a single number.
The 53-year-old winner, who chose to remain anonymous, managed to fit the numbers 02, 05, 17, 21 and 30 into the draw on July 27. You bought your lucky price ticket online at MichiganLottery. com after learning you forgot to buy one at the store on the night of the draw.
Reflecting on his win, the player said, “I buy five Fantasy tickets if the jackpot exceeds $250,000. After the draw, I first thought I had only won $1 thanks to an email from the lottery, but then another notification asked me to log into my account and I saw 79five $90five pending. At first it seemed unreal to me and I thought it was a scam.
His victory was especially sweet after a close match the night before, where he had matched 4 of five numbers, winning $100 and lamenting his near-miss. “I’m so close!” he said she. “I was excited to win $100, but disappointed to be one number away from a big jackpot. I might never have imagined that the next night I would win the jackpot! »
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The lucky winner has already made their way to the Lottery’s headquarters to claim their prize and plans to invest their winnings.