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44-year-old man in critical condition after motorcycle crash on Levels Road and Dogtown Road in Middletown, Delaware

Modified Date: 
Sat, 07/04/2015 - 4:22pm
Accident Date: 
Friday, July 3, 2015

Man critical after motorcycle crash near Middletown

Paramedics in New Castle County say a man is in critical condition after crashing his motorcycle near Middletown.New Castle County Paramedics say they were called Friday just before 8 p.m. to Levels Road and Dogtown Road for a reported motor vehicle crash. Paramedics say when they arrived they found a 44-year-old man riding his motorcycle had been in a crash.Paramedics say the man was treated for a possible head injury and taken to a hospital in critical condition. Delaware State Police is investigating. Paramedics did not release the man's name or say what may have caused him to crash.
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Type: Motorcycle Accident
Roadway: 
Levels Road and Dogtown Road
City: 
Middletown, DE
County: 
New Castle County, DE
Area: 
Philadelphia, PA

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