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Thứ Sáu, 29 tháng 3, 2013

Horse rider injured in SW accident

Horse riding

INJURED RIDER: An injured horse rider has been taken to Bunbury Hospital after an accident at Leschenault, near Australind, today. Source: adelaidenow

A RIDER has been hurt after being thrown from a horse at Leschenault, near Australind in the South West.

The RAC Rescue helicopter was initially sent to the riding accident, about 160km south of Perth, but has since been stood down.

The injured rider has been taken by road ambulance to Bunbury Hospital. It is believed the rider is not seriously injured.

The accident occurred about 10am on Lofthouse Drive, in Leschenault.


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Thứ Ba, 19 tháng 2, 2013

Motorbike rider critical after crash

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CRITICAL: A motorbike rider is in a critical condition after speeding past a police car and crashing his machine into a car. Source: PerthNow

A MOTORBIKE rider is fighting for his life in hospital after colliding with a car in Southern River late yesterday.

Police have launched an internal investigation into the crash because an unmarked police car was in the area at the time.

Police say the unmarked police car was on patrol heading south-east on Garden Street towards Warton Road about 4.40pm when the motorcycle came up behind them at speed.

The unmarked police car activated its lights but not its sirens as the motorbike approached them.

As the bike drove past them it accelerated away.

The officers then lost sight of the bike but as they drove over a crest they saw the rider enter the intersection of Garden Street and Warton Road.

The intersection is controlled by traffic lights.

“At that point in time the motorcycle rider collided with a Volkswagen that was going through the intersection,” a police spokesman said.


The rider was thrown from his bike and received serious head injuries.

He is in a critical condition in hospital.

Police are asking anyone who saw the crash or the motorcycle prior to the collision to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
 


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