Parma, NY – Fatal Two-Vehicle Crash Involving Motorcycle on Collamer Road

Parma, NY (June 29, 2019) – On Wednesday morning, a fatal two-vehicle crash took place involving a motorcycle and a pickup truck on Collamer Road in Parma.

Police arrived at the scene of the crash around 8:20 a.m. that morning. There, they found that 23-year-old Dylan Lee Harris ran into a truck when it was backing out of its driveway.

Paramedics tragically pronounced Harris deceased at the scene of the accident.

There were two individuals in the truck at the time, neither of whom were injured in the accident. Their names have not been released.

At this time, no charges have been filed in connection to the accident and the investigation continues.

We would like to extend our sincerest condolences to the family and friends of the party who lost their life in this accident.

Motorcycle Accidents in New York 

Parma, NY – Fatal Two-Vehicle Crash Involving Motorcycle on Collamer RoadOur genuine condolences are warmly extended to the family and friends of Dylan Lee Harris at this time, whose life was taken prematurely in this serious crash. We realize that there is nothing as serious as the aftermath of a motorcycle accident that has taken place at the hands of a negligent driver. Luckily, you have many rights for compensation at this time.

Our accident attorneys at Kenneth S. Nugent, PC are fully dedicated to helping you through one of the most difficult times in your life. We understand that a fatal accident can happen in the blink of an eye, leaving a family with one of the most difficult realities that they will ever face. You do not have to stand alone at this time. Please contact us at 212-779-0057 for more information on how we can assist you.

Note: Secondary sources were used to create this piece and, because of this, the information included has not been independently verified. If you notice a factual issue with our posting, please bring it to our attention and we will correct or remove it as soon as possible.

Disclaimer: Our intent in these posts it to bring attention to the dangers members in our community face and to encourage caution. Accidents do happen and we hope these posts help those affected. However, this information should not be misconstrued as legal or medical advice, and we urge you to contact a trained legal professional for more information regarding your specific situation.

 

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