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A bicyclist was injured during a police pursuit in the Northern Liberties neighborhood of Philadelphia on Sunday, according to reports. If you or a loved one suffers injuries when hit by a car while riding a bicycle, you deserve to be compensated for those injuries if you shared zero fault in the crash. Call the office of Kwartler Manus to discuss your situation with an experienced Philadelphia bicycle accident lawyer.

How a Police Chase Led to a Bicyclist Suffering Injuries

According to news reports, the Philadelphia Police were chasing a silver Honda CR-V wanted for an earlier shooting in the 1600 block of Juniata Street using their lights and sirens. The vehicle fled onto the 1900 block of West Allegheny Avenue and while traveling east on the 700 block of Spring Garden Street, a police vehicle struck a bicyclist. This occurred because the vehicle being chased entered the bike lane. The police vehicle also struck another Honda CR-V.

The original vehicle being chased left the scene of the crash involving the police cruiser and the bicyclist, who is 68-years-old. All of this occurred around 3 pm Sunday afternoon. The bicyclist was taken to Jefferson Hospital for minor injuries and was listed in stable condition.

Call Kwartler Manus Following a Bicycle Accident

The team at Kwartler Manus represents victims who suffer injuries in various types of accidents, including bicycle accidents. Whether you were struck by a truck, car, van, police vehicle or firetruck, know that we are here to fight for your right to compensation. Call our office today to schedule a free consultation with a Philadelphia bicycle accident attorney.


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