In north Abilene, an incident occurred involving a motorcycle and a pickup truck. Witnesses reported seeing the two vehicles together before a crash happened. The motorcyclist was involved in an accident on N Mockingbird Lane.
m. The circumstances surrounding the crash are still being reported. For more information about the incident, including the events leading up to the crash, readers can visit the BigCountryHomepage website.
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