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A man from Secane has been charged after hitting an e-bike rider in Prospect Park on Friday, according to reports. The man faces assault-by-vehicle charges after he reportedly knocked the rider off his bike during a confrontation. The incident happened around 2:30 am Friday. If you have been injured in an e-bike accident, be sure to speak with a Delaware County bicycle accident lawyer about your case.

What Happened in Prospect Park on Friday Morning?

Police were dispatched to the area of 10th and Amosland Road for the report of a person with a gun. Upon arrival, officers spoke with a person on an e-bike who claimed the suspect had knocked him down with his vehicle, brandished a firearm, and threatened to beat him.

The complainant told police he passed a slow-moving vehicle with its four-way signals on while riding his e-bike. The vehicle then sped up to the bike, with the driver yelling at the cyclist and holding an object that the cyclist thought was a gun. A search of the suspect did not yield a gun. However, he was charged with the following:

  • Aggravated assault by vehicle
  • Simple assault
  • Recklessly endangering another person
  • Driving under the influence

It does not appear as if the cyclist suffered injuries in the ordeal.

Call Kwartler Manus in Delaware County

Kwartler Manus is an experienced and compassionate personal injury law firm representing victims of all types of accidents, including those involving e-bikes. Call our office today to schedule a free consultation with a Delaware County bicycle accident attorney.


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