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White Ford F-150 Collided With Bicycle Near Ford Dealership

N Elston Ave & N Damen Ave

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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Elston Ave & N Damen Ave.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Elston Ave & N Damen Ave.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Elston Ave & N Damen Ave.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Elston Ave & N Damen Ave.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at N Elston Ave & N Damen Ave.

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CPD Zn 2 · Sep 12, 3:56PM · 0:17
Sam 361, 4239, 2337, 04, she's coming back to adjacent All right, and for the vehicle, was that a Ford? Yeah, it's a white F-150.
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CPD Zn 3 · Sep 12, 3:55PM · 0:16
432. Auto accident with injuries at Damon and Elston. Elston and Damon. It's going to be on Elston, north of Damon. It is an auto accident near the Ford dealership. Vehicle versus bicycle. Fire's en route.
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chicagoUser2269028023Sep 12 at 3:59 PM

I think you mean a DRIVER hit a CYCLIST. Blaming it on objects takes the human error out of the equation. Let’s humanize these dangerous instances by using the correct language. I hope the person that the driver hit is ok…

chicagoUser2269028023Sep 12 at 3:59 PM

I think you mean a DRIVER hit a CYCLIST. Blaming it on objects takes the human error out of the equation. Let’s humanize these dangerous instances by using the correct language. I hope the person that the driver hit is ok…

chicagoUser2269028023Sep 12 at 3:59 PM

I think you mean a DRIVER hit a CYCLIST. Blaming it on objects takes the human error out of the equation. Let’s humanize these dangerous instances by using the correct language. I hope the person that the driver hit is ok…

chicagoUser2269028023Sep 12 at 3:59 PM

I think you mean a DRIVER hit a CYCLIST. Blaming it on objects takes the human error out of the equation. Let’s humanize these dangerous instances by using the correct language. I hope the person that the driver hit is ok…

chicagoUser2269028023Sep 12 at 3:59 PM

I think you mean a DRIVER hit a CYCLIST. Blaming it on objects takes the human error out of the equation. Let’s humanize these dangerous instances by using the correct language. I hope the person that the driver hit is ok…

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