Motorcyclist seriously hurt in Easter night crash
GREEN, Ohio (WJW) – A 27-year-old motorcyclist was seriously injured in a crash on Easter night, according to the Summit County Sheriff's Department.
The crash happened in Green shortly before 9 p.m. In a press release, officials said a car traveling southbound on Mayfair Road attempted to turn left onto Heckman Road when it collided with the motorcycle, which was traveling northbound on Mayfair Road.
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According to the release, the motorcyclist was wearing a helmet and was transported to an area hospital by the Green Fire Department.
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The driver of the car was not seriously injured.
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