Racing car hits motorcycle head-on, killing 2 people on Ohio street

CLEVELAND, Ohio — A auto racing an additional automobile on a avenue in the Slavic Village neighborhood early Thursday early morning collided head-on with a motorbike, killing the bike’s driver and passenger, police say.

Brianca Palmer, 32, of Buffalo, N.Y., a passenger on the 1998 Honda motorcycle, was pronounced lifeless at the scene, according to the Cuyahoga County Health care Examiner’s Business office. Palmer suffered multiple blunt-power accidents, the ME’s business states.

Bobby Henry, 22, of Maple Heights, who was driving the motorcycle, was taken to MetroHealth Healthcare Center but died of his accidents. Henry also endured several blunt-force accidents, according to the ME’s workplace.

Police say the crash occurred at about 2:40 a.m. as a 2014 Mazda and 2017 Honda raced west on Broadway Avenue. The Mazda was racing west in the eastbound lanes, police say.

The motorcycle was driving east on Broadway when it was hit by the Mazda. The driver and a passenger in the Mazda left the vehicle after the crash and ran away. The driver of the Honda auto did not end right after the crash, police say.

No other aspects had been launched Thursday. No arrests have been designed.

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