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Young man airlifted to hospital after being struck by motorbike as police swarm scene

Young man airlifted to hospital after being struck by motorbike as police swarm scene

Yahoo11-05-2025
A young man was airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after he was struck by a motorbike.
Emergency crews rushed to Northgate in Hartlepool just before 7pm on Saturday (May 11) evening after the incident.
(Image: TERRY BLACKBURN)
A young man was left seriously injured and taken by the air ambulance to James Cook Hospital in Middlesbrough.
His current condition is not known.
A large cordon was put in place. (Image: TERRY BLACKBURN)
(Image: TERRY BLACKBURN) The road was cordoned off by police who swarmed the area, with crash and crime scene investigators scouring the scene.
Cleveland Police has been contacted for comment.
The collision investigation unit at the scene. (Image: TERRY BLACKBURN)
(Image: TERRY BLACKBURN)
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A North East Ambulance Service spokesperson said: 'We received a call at 18.52 yesterday (May 11) to reports of a person injured as a result of an incident between a motorbike and a pedestrian on Northgate in Hartlepool.
'We sent an emergency ambulance, a rapid response paramedic and requested support from the Great North Air Ambulance.
(Image: TERRY BLACKBURN)
'The patient was a young man with serious injuries who was pre alerted to James Cook hospital and transported by air ambulance for further treatment.'
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