Bicyclist Donald Pinkerton De-Vito, 23, killed in crash with police car at Sunnydale and Persia avenues in San Francisco, California
Bicyclist dead after collision with police vehicle in San Francisco
A bicyclist is dead after a collision with a police vehicle Friday evening.
Bicyclist Fatally Struck By San Francisco Police Car
“They were just driving regular, no lights or sirens, not going to a call, just regular, routine driving approaching this intersection,” said Officer Albie Esparza of the San Francisco Police Department.
Bicyclist dies after crash with SFPD car in San Francisco's McLaren Park
Police are trying to determine if the bicyclist rode into the cruiser or if the car hit the bicyclist.
23-year-old identified as cyclist killed after colliding with patrol car
Family and friends say De-Vito was an avid bicyclists and active in the city's bike-polo scene.
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A bicyclist was killed in a crash with a police vehicle in San Francisco at at Sunnydale and Persia avenues in the McLaren Park area. The bicyclist was identified as 23-year-old Donald Pinkerton De-Vito, and was not wearing a helmet. Check back for updates as more information becomes available.
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