Former Norwell softball coach and teacher Scott Hanni killed in bike crash on County Road 100 E. in Wells County, Indiana
Modified Date:
Mon, 05/16/2016 - 11:55amAccident Date:
Sunday, May 15, 2016Former Norwell coach critically injured in Wells County crash
Hanni and Burns collided, then Hanni was thrown from his bike into a ditch on the side of the road.
Wells bicyclist dies in crash
Hanni died from his injuries Sunday afternoon, the Allen County coroner's office said in a statement following an autopsy. It said Hanni's cause of death is blunt force trauma and his death has been ruled an accident.
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Type: Bicycle Accident
People Involved:
Scott Hanni
Jacob Burns
Roadway:
County Road 100 E.City:
Fort Wayne, INCounty:
Allen County, INArea:
Ft. Wayne, IN
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