UPDATE: From the Fairfield Police:

This was a one vehicle (motorcycle) type collision that occurred on Brooklawn Ave., just north of its intersection with Algonquin Rd. The collision investigation revealed that Vehicle #1 was traveling southbound on Brooklawn Ave., when he lost control of his motorcycle and crashed in the roadway. Operator #1 originally left the scene of accident.

 

Upon further investigation, we learned that he was currently at St. Vincent’s Hospital. Op #1 explained while traveling southbound on Brooklawn Ave., he lost control of the bike and was unable to stop appropriately so he “dumped” the bike. Operator #1 was driven to St. Vincent’s Hospital by his girlfriend, Vanessa Hinojosa after he sustained injuries. he was issued a Misdemeanor Summons for 14-215 Operating a Motor Vehicle Under Suspension and 14-40a(a) Operating a Motorcycle without an endorsement. A warning was given for evading.

 

11:10pm–#Bridgeport CT–#Fairfield CT–A report of a motorcyclist being hit by a car at 435/436 Brooklawn Avenue near Aldine Avenue.  Bridgeport Firefighters were first on scene first reporting a motorcycle down but no rider.  Then the reported an altercation between the motorcyclist and driver of the car.  Then additional radio reports then said the person was walking away towards North Avenue.  Then it was reported that the accident was in Fairfield so Fairfield Police took over.  The driver of the motorcycle was reportedly picked up by a car to be driven to the hospital.  Confused?  Me too. I’ll get a follow up from Fairfield’s Public Affairs Officer Lieutenant Robert Kalamaras in the morning.

 

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