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Indiana man injured in Porter Township motorcycle crash

When Sunset Boulevard started to curve, a motorcycle driver hit some loose gravel and lost control of his vehicle.

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UTV crash in Pokagon Township injures passenger

A male juvenile who has not been identified was driving a UTV. He lost control on Brush Lake Road and rolled the UTV onto its top.

Sheriff’s Department Investigates After Centreville Man Struck on Shimmel Road

Deputies from the St. Joseph County Sheriff’s Department (SJCSD) are investigating a vehicle-pedestrian incident that occurred early Wednesday morning in Nottawa Township. According to a press release by Sheriff Mark A. Lillywhite, the incident occurred on Shimmel Road near Timm Road at approximately 5:50 a.m., when a pedestrian walking southbound on Shimmel Road was struck by a northbound pickup truck. The truck continued on after the collision without stopping.

Angola Man Flown to Hospital After Colon Township Wreck

A 39-year-old man was transported by Air Care to an area hospital after an accident in Colon Township this past Saturday morning. According to a press release by St. Joseph County Sheriff Mark Lillywhite, Deputies responded at about 7:23 a.m. to a location near Burr Oak Road and West Palmer Lake Road. Craig Holman of Angola, Indiana had crossed the center line of the road, left the roadway to his left, and struck a series of trees.

White Pigeon Bicyclist Killed on Riverside Drive

A White Pigeon man died early this morning in a collision between a pickup truck and a bicycle in Constantine Township. According to a Sheriff’s Office press release, deputies from the St. Joseph County Sheriff’s Department responded just before 5 a.m. to the area of Riverside Drive and Blue School Road. The bicyclist, a 35-year-old White Pigeon resident named Timothy Slabaugh, was pronounced dead at the scene due to injuries he received in the collision.

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