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Teen Bicyclist Seriously Hurt In Berlin Crash: Police: UPDATE

The Berlin PD said a vehicle collided with a bicyclist Wednesday afternoon, resulting in life-threatening injuries to the rider.

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The Berlin Police Department closed a busy roadway in town Wednesday afternoon after a vehicle and bicyclist collided. The public's help is being sought in the investigation.
The Berlin Police Department closed a busy roadway in town Wednesday afternoon after a vehicle and bicyclist collided. The public's help is being sought in the investigation. (Tim Jensen/Patch)

BERLIN, CT —Local police Thursday morning said a teenage bicyclist suffered "serious, life-threatening injuries" after colliding with a vehicle on Farmington Avenue Wednesday afternoon.

The Berlin Police Department said the driver of the vehicle stopped and is working with authorities as they investigate the accident.

In addition, police said they are working with several motorists who witnessed the crash.

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Meanwhile, police said they're still seeking the public's help in the probe.

According to the BPD, the incident occurred at about 4:36 p.m. near Farmington Avenue's intersection with Porters Pass.

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The BPD said the Midstate Accident Reconstruction Squad (MSARS) was called to the scene to assist with the investigation.

Anyone who witnessed the crash is asked to contact BPD Traffic Officer Tom Bobok at 860-828-7082.


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