Motorcyclist Killed in Bryan Accident
The motorcyclist has been identified as Robert Donald Ramirez, 32, of Bryan, who died after a Wednesday night crash on Finfeather Road.
Robert Donald Ramirez, 32, of Bryan, was killed in a motorcycle crash in the 900 block of Finfeather Road in Bryan on Nov. 11, according to the Bryan Police Department.
What Happened on Finfeather Road
Officers responded to the crash near South Bryan Avenue at about 10:09 p.m. Police said a preliminary investigation found the motorcycle was traveling northbound on Finfeather Road before the rider left the roadway near Groesbeck Street. Police said the crash involved a single motorcycle and the rider was thrown from it. Officers reached the rider and started lifesaving efforts immediately. Bryan Fire Department EMS took him to CHI St. Joseph Hospital ER, where he later died from his injuries.
His mother said the crash happened about a mile from his home. She said he held a job with RXcrew in Hearne and had lately accepted a second position at US Modules in Bryan. She described him as funny and kind, and said motorcycles had been a passion since childhood. She also said he was baptized last year, and his faith grew into a central part of his life.
Where the Bryan Police Investigation Stands
The Bryan Police Department said the crash remains under investigation. Police said it is not yet known whether alcohol or drugs played any role. No charges have been announced. His family is collecting donations to pay for his memorial service.
When police say a crash is still under investigation, it usually means they are still collecting evidence and have not reached any conclusions.
Candice Bond· Bond LegalFrom an earlier interview. General commentary, not about this crash, and not legal advice. The contributor may not be licensed in your state.Sources
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- kbtx.com, “Bryan parents escorted fallen Marine home Tuesday; 24 hours later, their own son died in motorcycle crash”
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