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Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Bicyclist Killed in Voorhees Accident

Authorities identified the bicyclist as Maksudur Rahman, 71, of Berlin, who died in a hit-and-run crash on North Route 73 on October 24.

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Voorhees, New JerseyPublished 1 min read

Maksudur Rahman, 71, of Berlin, was killed in a bicycle crash in the 100 block of North Route 73 in Voorhees on October 24, according to the Camden County Prosecutor and the Voorhees Police Chief.

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What Happened on North Route 73 in Voorhees

Voorhees police responded at 1:17 a.m. to a report of a crash involving a bicyclist. Officers found Rahman unresponsive in the roadway, and he was pronounced dead at the scene. Authorities said two separate vehicles struck him and left. One is suspected to be a dark gray or black Ford Fusion from 2017 to 2020, and the other a dark mid-size SUV. His son said Rahman rode his bicycle to and from his dishwashing job at Harmony Diner in Voorhees. The diner's owner said Rahman had worked there for 10 years.

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Where the Voorhees Hit-and-Run Investigation Stands

Authorities said no one has been arrested so far. The investigation is still open, and authorities have shared descriptions of both vehicles.

Finding the vehicle is usually the main focus at the start of a hit-and-run investigation. Doorbell cameras and tips from neighbors frequently make the difference.

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