A motorcyclist named Berry Lance Davis from Lumberton, North Carolina was tragically killed on Sunday morning in South Carolina.

The hit-and-run wreck happened around 3:30 am on U.S. Interstate 26 near mile marker 216.

According to available information, Mr. Davis was riding his motorcycle with a passenger when they were hit from behind. The driver of the vehicle left the vehicle behind and fled on foot. The South Carolina State Highway Patrol is investigating the accident.

Mr. Davis, who was 37 years old, was pronounced dead at the hospital. The passenger was transported to the hospital for treatment of serious injuries.

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A motorcyclist in Durham, North Carolina was seriously injured on Friday evening in a hit-and-run crash.

The crash happened near the intersection of University Drive and South Duke Street. According to available information, a driver on a dirt bike was traveling west on University Drive when a vehicle traveling east on the same road turned left across the path of the biker.

After the collision, the driver of the vehicle fled the scene. Reports indicate that the vehicle was a brown or gold Volvo XC70 or similar Volvo vehicle. Police are asking that anyone with information about the wreck call the Durham Police Department at 919-560-4935 ext 29448.

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A bicyclist named Jane Beach was tragically killed on Saturday afternoon while riding her bike near Asheville, North Carolina.

The wreck happened around 5:00 pm on North Carolina Highway 191. According to available information, a woman driving a Buick struck Ms. Beach and then fled the accident scene.

The woman was later apprehended and has been charged with several crimes including driving while impaired, driving with a revoked license, and felony hit-and-run.

Ms. Beach was 56 years old and from Columbia, South Carolina. She initially survived the collision and was transported to Mission Hospital in Asheville but tragically did not survive.

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A bicyclist was injured on Monday after being hit by a vehicle that then fled the accident scene.

The wreck happened at the Interstate 85 North exit for Mount Hope Church Road.

The driver of the offending vehicle was later caught by police and has been charged with felony hit-and-run, driving while license revoked, and failure to reduce speed to avoid a collision.

There is no indication as to the severity of the injuries to the injured bicyclist except that it appears the injuries are not life threatening.

The lawyers at Hendren Redwine & Malone have focused their practice on representing bicyclists across North Carolina for the past 20 years.

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