New Brunswick man dies after motorcycle crashes into deer, police say
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Police said the crash occurred after a man struck a deer and lost control of his motorcycle while driving on a highway in Lower Cambridge, N.B., on May 28.
A 45-year-old New Brunswick man died in the hospital two days after his motorcycle collided with a deer, police say.
Police and paramedics arrived at the scene of the incident on Highway 715 in Lower Cambridge, N.B., on May 28 at about 4:30 p.m., according to a release from the RCMP.
“The crash is believed to have occurred when the driver of the motorcycle struck a deer and lost control of the vehicle,” police said.
The man, who was from Cambridge Narrows, N.B., was taken to a hospital in a serious, life-threatening condition.
He died on May 30 in the hospital as a result of his injuries.
Police said the investigation is ongoing.
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