Motorcyclists Kevin L. Nicholson Jr., 28, and Michael Castaneda, 26, injured in hit-and-run at the intersection of Northeast 63rd Street and Meadows Drive, Vancouver, Washington

Modified Date: 
Mon, 02/29/2016 - 7:19pm
Accident Date: 
Saturday, May 2, 2015

Two men injured in hit-and-run near Vancouver

Investigators found the heavily damaged car near 7204 N.E. 83rd Avenue. 

Alleged driver in hit-run appears in court

Holli Denae Trembly is accused of hitting the Vancouver men about 1:25 a.m. at the intersection of Northeast 63rd Street and Northeast Meadows Drive and fleeing the scene. 

 Driver of a Volkswagen Passat crashed into two men riding motorcycles just after 1 a.m., Saturday. The motorcyclists Kevin L. Nicholson Jr., 28, and Michael Castaneda, 26, were slowing down to make a turn at the intersection of Northeast 63rd Street and Meadows Drive, when they were hit. Both Nicholson Jr. and Castaneda were hurt but not believed to be life-threatening. The Volkswagen driver left the scene, according to Deputies.

Take these important steps to protect your rights after a serious or fatal motorcycle accident:

After a motorcycle accident, it is important to take steps immediately that will help the injured person begin recovering both physically and financially. Motorcycle accidents typically result in serious or fatal injuries, and motorcycle crashes usually involve extensive medical treatment at significant cost. Fatality motorcycle crashes are common.

If the injuries are significant, if the crash was fatal, or if you have questions about what you should do next, contact an experienced personal injury attorney who understands the process, knows how to negotiate with an insurance adjuster, and can obtain the highest possible settlement so that you can recover financially from this accident.

Learn more about the next steps to take after a serious or fatal Vancouver motorcycle accident here.  

People Involved: 
Kevin L. Nicholson Jr.
Michael Castaneda

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