Frisco Davidson-Spurs Yankolovich hit and killed when his dirt bike collides with ATV. ATV driver flees.

Modified Date: 
Thu, 04/09/2015 - 3:32pm
Accident Date: 
Tuesday, December 17, 2013

Arrest made in deadly ATV, dirt bike collision in Phoenix desert.

Police have arrested an ATV rider who fled the scene of a fatal dirt bike crash in Phoenix last week.

1 dead after ATV, dirt bike collide in Phoenix desert.

Phoenix police are looking for an ATV rider who fled the scene of a fatal dirt bike accident in Phoenix on Tuesday.
Phoenix police are looking for an ATV rider who fled the scene of a fatal dirt bike accident in Phoenix on Tuesday. The vehicles collided in the desert near the 25,000 block of North 57th Street around 5 p.m. The rider of the dirt bike, Frisco Davidson-Spurs Yankolovich, 20, was rushed to a local hospital, where he died of his injuries, said a Phoenix Police Sgt. The rider of the quad stopped and looked at the victim, then left the scene, police said. Police said there are no signs of the ATV rider. He is described as a white man in his 50s. He has long hair and a full beard, which is gray or "salt and pepper," according to witnesses. The witnesses said they frequently see the man riding in the desert, and he has helped construct a number of the off-road jumps in the area. UPDATE: Gregg Creevy has been arrested in conjunction with this accident
People Involved: 
Frisco Davidson-Spurs Yankolovich
Gregg Creevy

Comments

The police should be looking for a blue yamaha warrior quad, that guy is always out at the waterhole riding and lives nearby it. If I were the police I would call Ride Now on cavecreek rd. and talk to the parts department and see if any of the parts guys can give them a name to go with the description of the guy and quad. What a scumbag to leave the scene.

What a coward. How can you look at someone and leave I hope he gets locked up for a long time

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