(File Photo by Kevin Mathewson, Kenosha County Eye)
A bicyclist was struck by an unknown vehicle on Sunday (6/30) around 11:36 P.M. When Kenosha Police responded to the 5100 Sheridan Road they found a 50-year-old Kenosha man had sustained serious injuries. Officers performed CPR until Kenosha Fire arrived.
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The man was initially transported to a local hospital, but was later transferred to Milwaukee by helicopter. The Kenosha Police Department is asking the driver of the vehicle that collided with the bicyclist to come forward.
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Additionally, anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Kenosha Police Department’s Detective Bureau at 262-605-5203 or Crime Stoppers at 262-656-7333.
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11 Responses
I hope there’s video from Perrine’s.
biking on Sheridan rd at mid night is not a good idea.Hope the biker recovers .I am a avid biker and will not go out after dark. Would not even with lights
11:36PM? That is just reckless and the guy paid the consequence.
Should it have happened? No.
Should people use common sense? Yes.
You’re right hit and run is reckless. You were referring to the motorist and not the victim, right?
Unfortunately, I see many cyclists all geared up with no regard for safety. Fancy clothing, flashing lights, helmet and whatever. What good is it all if you blow through stop signs and don’t obey traffic laws?
Bicyclists believe they are exempt from normal rules of the road. Find one that stops at a stop sign.
In Kenosha bicyclists get the entire lane, so let’s talk about cars that don’t follow the laws if we are going to talk about cyclists not following the laws. Also, maybe he doesn’t have a car and needs to ride a bike to and from work. What’s wrong with people? Always blaming the victim. Sheesshhhh
If you don’t have a car, at least don’t ride Sheridan Road in the dark!
Blaming the victim…truly scary. It is a motorist’s duty to avoid collisions with bicycles, no matter what road they are on or when, so long as they are legally entitled to be on that road. If the road is unsafe, then there need to be more police patrolling it.
brown bottle flu and driving, a kenosha screw driver
This is unfortunate. Biking at night is not recommended. Bike Lanes don’t work. Riding on sidewalks is even more dangerous at intersections. This city sucks for traffic all around. Drivers drive too fast, texting and driving, inattentive driving.