An accident with a New Jersey State trooper led to a motorcycle rider killed on Tuesday afternoon in Southampton, Burlington County, according to authorities. If a loved one has lost their life in a motorcycle wreck, it is important that you speak to a Burlington County motorcycle accident attorney as soon as possible.
Details About the Accident That Led to a Motorcycle Rider Killed
Emergency personnel were dispatched to Route 70 in Southampton Township near Burrs Mill Road just before Noon on Tuesday for a motorcycle accident. According to a press release from the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office, a state trooper was conducting a routine patrol when their marked cruiser and motorcycle collided.
The motorcycle rider was transported to Virtua Mount Holly hospital, where he was pronounced around 12:45 PM. The identity of the victim has yet to be released. The trooper did not suffer any injuries in the crash. The investigation by the Attorney General’s Office is automatic and required by P.L. 2019, c. 1 since it involved a law enforcement officer conducting duties and resulted in death.
Call a Burlington County Motorcycle Accident Attorney
When a loved one dies in a motorcycle accident, you might be able to recover compensation for your loss. You should not be responsible for paying for the funeral and burial expenses, medical treatment, or any other expenses related to the crash that took their life. Call the office of Kwartler Manus or complete our contact form to schedule a free consultation today.