Motorcyclist Dies After Crash In Stamford: Police

STAMFORD, CT — A 68-year-old Stamford man was killed on Sunday after the motorcycle he was driving collided with two other cars on Newfield Avenue, Stamford police said.

At approximately 12:22 p.m., a 150cc small motorcycle driven by the man was traveling southbound on Newfield Avenue just south of North Meadows Lane when it crossed into the northbound lane and hit a white four-door sedan, and then another car, according to police.

The collision with the first car caused the man to be thrown off of the motorcycle, police said, and the motorcycle then continued traveling southbound until coming to final rest just off of the roadway on the northbound side of the road.

The white sedan did not stay on the scene and continued traveling north on Newfield Avenue, police said. The second car stayed, and that driver and several other witnesses stopped and rendered aid to the man before Emergency Medical Services arrive.

But the man was pronounced dead on the scene by EMS. The name of the man has not been released; next of kin has been notified, but they will need to notify additional family, police said.

An investigation remains ongoing, and the Stamford PD Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Squad (CARS) is looking to speak with the driver of the white four-door sedan that left the scene.

Anyone with information on the collision or the driver of the car that left the scene is asked to call the SPD at 203-977-4712. The collision is being investigated by officers Sean Grabowski and Lindsey Yanicky.