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Albion man dies in motorcycle crash along Pullman Albion Road

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Anthony Emerson, 50, died in a motorcycle crash on Pullman Albion Road near Albion on Saturday night, marking a tragic event for the local community. Emergency responders received reports of the accident at 8:46 p. m. , where Emerson's motorcycle crossed the centerline and collided with a vehicle driven by Deleah Garcia, 20, who was unharmed. Albion EMS and Life Flight were dispatched to the scene, but Emerson was pronounced dead upon their arrival.

Authorities have confirmed that Emerson's next of kin has been notified, and they are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash. Motorcycle accidents can have devastating consequences, particularly in rural areas with less traffic control. Local officials emphasize the importance of road safety for all motorists, especially motorcyclists. This incident serves as a reminder of the risks associated with motorcycle riding. Community members are encouraged to exercise caution on the roads to prevent similar tragedies.

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