Woman Injured in Motorcycle Accident on Cameron Street in Alice, TX
Alice, TX — November 17, 2024, a woman sustained injuries due to a motorcycle accident that happened around midnight on Cameron Street.
Initial details about the accident say that it happened off Cameron Street and Pierce Street.
Investigators said that a 27-year-old woman was on a motorcycle at the time traveling westbound. Due to events not clear right now, the motorcycle lost control and crashed. The woman was thrown from the bike and sustained serious injuries.
Authorities did not report anyone else being involved in the crash. Right now, additional details are unavailable.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
I've handled many motorcycle accident cases throughout my career. Frankly, they don't often get the care and attention they deserve. This is because a lot of people are quick to just assume all motorcyclists are reckless, and therefore the victim is at fault. Even authorities can fall into this trap.
I've actually had cases where authorities blamed the victim, but more thorough independent investigations uncovered evidence that absolved the victim of wrongdoing. It's possible authorities here have been more careful and are letting the evidence speak for itself. However, it there needed to be a second set of eyes here to keep the facts straight, it sadly wouldn't be the first time.
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