Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Monday, September 8, 2014
North Park Police Department
Press Release
9-8-14
At approximately 5:00 PM the
Logan 911 Center received calls reporting that a motorcycle /vehicle crash had
occurred at approximately 2800 North Main in North Logan. At the scene it was determined that 53 year
old Dwayne Monson of Preston (date of birth 10-21-1960) was north bound on Main
Street riding a Honda Shadow Motorcycle.
Traffic was slowing for a construction zone to the north. A black Silverado pick-up, driven by
Kaylene Wootton of Providence was coming to a stop in the inside north bound
lane due to traffic merging into one lane for the construction zone. Mr. Monson’s motorcycle struck the left
rear bumper of the pick-up truck ,just before the truck came to a stop. The motorcycle and its driver were thrown through
the air and came to rest in the south bound lanes of travel. Mr. Monson was wearing a helmet. He was transported to the Cache
Valley Hospital and was later taken by helicopter to a Salt Lake City
area hospital. He was listed in very critical condition.
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
North Park Police Department
9-2-14
Press Release
Vehicle #2 was a 2004 GMC Sierra Pickup Truck bearing Utah lic. # UTZ2369VV. It was driven by a Jared Astle of North Logan. Mr. Astle’s is 28 years of age. He was traveling south bound on the highway in the inside lane.
Vehicle #3 was a silver 2004 Honda Civic driven by Vicente Mejia. Vehicle #3 was headed north bound in the inside lane of travel. Vehicle #3 was struck by debris from the collision of Number #1 and #2.
It appears from our investigation that the driver of Vehicle #1 attempted to make a left hand turn to go north bound. Traffic for south bound vehicles was heavy. Vehicle #2 was south bound in the inside lane of travel. When vehicle #1 pulled out there was no time for vehicle #2 to avoid the collision or stop. Impact occurred on the driver side door of the Mazda Pickup. Passersby attempted to preform CPR on the Mr. Frew. He was transported to Cache Valley Hospital where he was pronounced dead shortly after 12:00 PM. The driver of Vehicle #2, Mr. Astle, was transported to Logan Regional Hospital with complaint of neck pain. He was being evaluated at the time of this press release.
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