Two Fatal Motorcycle Accidents in One Day



Published on June 17, 2011
Published on June 17, 2011
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South Branch , Cornwall Community Police Service , Yamaha , McConnell Avenue , County Road , North Glengarry Township

The Cornwall Community Police Service is currently investigating a motor vehicle collision which occurred at the intersection of South Branch Road and McConnell Avenue shortly after 4:30 p.m. on June 16.  A motorcyclist was travelling westbound on South Branch Road when he was struck by the driver of a pick-up truck travelling eastbound proceeding north on to McConnell Avenue.  The motorcyclist’s identity will be released pending notification of next of kin.  The motor vehicle collision is still under investigation.

On June 16, at about 10:40 p.m., SD&G OPP officers responded to a report of a collision on County Road 24, North Glengarry Township.

The investigation revealed that the 36-year-old male driver (Roch Pierre THIBODEAU of North Glengarry) was west bound on County Road 24, (near Blyth Road) when his 2001 Yamaha motorcycle struck a deer.

The male was pronounced deceased at the scene. A section of County Road 24 was closed as SD&G OPP officers assisted by OPP Technical Traffic Investigators continued the investigation.

The roadway was reopened at approximately 6:30am.

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