Two on motorcycle killed after colliding with vehicle in Stark County
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According to the Ohio State Highway Patrol, 53 year-old Richard Townsend, Jr. was driving a 2013 Harley Davidson north on State Route 43 just before 11 p.m.
According to troopers, a vehicle going south on State Route 43 turned left into a private driveway. That's when the motorcycle crashed into the vehicle, according to OSHP.
Townsend and his passenger, 48-year-old Jennifer Byers, were pronounced dead at the scene.
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Troopers said neither Townsend or Byers were wearing helmets at the time of the crash.
The crash remains under investigation.
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