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Two Arrested In Monroe After Bicyclist Hit In Road Rage Incident

Two Arrested in Monroe After Bicyclist Hit in Road Rage Incident

Bicyclist Hit in Road Rage Incident: Two individuals from Monroe have been arrested following a road rage incident in which a bicyclist was intentionally struck and injured. The incident underscores the dangerous consequences of road rage and highlights the legal and financial avenues available for victims seeking justice.

The incident occurred around 3:30 p.m. on January 21 at the intersection of East Fifth and Navarre Streets, as reported by the Monroe Police Department. Emergency crews from the Monroe Fire and Police departments found a 21-year-old male victim lying injured in the middle of the road. He had been hit by a vehicle that had already fled the scene.

Despite the driver’s attempt to escape, the victim and eyewitnesses were able to provide critical details about the suspect vehicle. According to the police report, further investigation revealed that the car had intentionally crashed into the bicyclist, likely in an act of road rage. Leveraging camera technology, law enforcement could identify the suspect vehicle and trace it to its registered owner.

On Saturday, police arrested two individuals connected to the incident: a 19-year-old male, identified as the driver, and an 18-year-old female, identified as the passenger. Both suspects are from the Monroe area and are now facing serious legal repercussions, with charges of felonious assault being pursued against them.

Types of Compensation at Stake for the Victim

Incidents like this not only result in physical and emotional trauma for the victim but also bring significant financial burdens. Victims of road rage incidents may be entitled to several forms of compensation, including:

  1. Medical Expenses: Covering immediate emergency care, hospital stays, physical therapy, and ongoing treatment.
  2. Lost Wages: If the victim cannot work due to their injuries, they may recover compensation for lost income during their recovery period.
  3. Pain and Suffering: Victims can seek damages for the physical pain and emotional distress caused by the incident.
  4. Property Damage: Compensation for the repair or replacement of the damaged bicycle.
  5. Punitive Damages: In intentional harm cases, courts may award punitive damages to penalize the offenders and deter future misconduct.

Given the severity of this incident, the victim must have experienced legal representation to navigate the complex process of seeking justice and fair compensation.

How Mihelich & Kavanaugh, PLC Can Help

At Mihelich & Kavanaugh, PLC, we understand the devastating impact that road rage incidents can have on victims and their families. Our team of experienced attorneys is committed to ensuring justice is served and that victims receive the full compensation they deserve.

We will work tirelessly to gather evidence, communicate with insurance companies, and build a strong case against the responsible parties. Our personalized approach means we will stand by the victim every step of the way, offering guidance and support throughout the legal process. By pursuing economic and non-economic damages, we aim to alleviate the financial burden and help our clients focus on their recovery.

Call us for a free and confidential case evaluation. We are available by phone, text, and online chat 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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DisclaimerThe content of this post is intended for informational purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation for business. The information contained herein is not intended to offer legal or medical advice. If you or someone you care about has been injured in an accident, it is recommended to seek immediate medical assistance. The photo featured in this post was not taken at the actual scene of the accident.

Source: CBS

The map below shows East Fifth and Navarre Street, where the accident happened

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