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TACOMA, WA – A bicyclist was killed when they hit a curb on S Mildred Street late Sunday morning.
According to the Tacoma Police Department’s Twitter Feed, the accident happened in the 1600 block of S. Mildred Street at around 11:40 a.m. on Sunday.
The bicyclist hit a curb and struck their head. Emergency responders pronounced the bicyclist dead at the scene.
Traffic was briefly shut down in that block, but was reopened later that day.
Did you lose a loved one in a bicycle accident? That sudden and tragic loss is undoubtedly hard to deal with. Are you searching for a Tacoma Personal Injury Attorney to help fight on your loved one’s behalf? At Dubin Law Group, we will stop at nothing to get you the compensation you deserve. To set up your free case evaluation give us a call at [nap_phone id=”TOLL-FREE-CT-NUMBER-8″] or respond to our online chat.
Matthew D. Dubin has represented injured people throughout Washington since 1995. He is the founding attorney of Dubin Law Group and focuses his practice on personal injury claims involving motor vehicle accidents, dangerous products, premises liability, catastrophic injuries, and wrongful death.
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