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A Granger man, 47-year-old Jaime Daniel Brown, died in a motorcycle crash in Berrien County. Deputies responded to the scene and found the motorcycle and its driver in a ditch. Despite lifesaving efforts, Brown did not survive. The crash is currently being investigated by the Berrien County Sheriff’s Office and the accident Investigation Unit. Police suspect that speed and alcohol played a role in the accident. Additionally, Brown was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. The incident involved multiple agencies, including the Three Oaks Police Department and Michigan State Police. https://www.wndu.com reported
Motorcycle Crash in Berrien County Claims Life of Granger Man
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BERRIEN COUNTY, Mich. (WNDU) – Tragedy struck early Friday morning in Berrien County as a motorcycle crash claimed the life of a Granger man.
Authorities received a distress call at approximately 12:25 a.m. regarding a solo motorcycle accident at the intersection of W. Elm Valley Road and Mill Road in Weesaw Township. Upon reaching the scene, responders discovered both the motorcycle and its operator in a ditch just east of the intersection.
Desperate efforts were made by first responders to save the life of the driver, later identified as 47-year-old Jaime Daniel Brown of Granger. Unfortunately, their attempts were in vain.
While the precise circumstances surrounding the crash are still under investigation by the Berrien County Sheriff’s Office and the Berrien County Sheriff’s Office accident Investigation Unit, preliminary findings suggest that excessive speed and alcohol may have played a role. Additionally, it was revealed that Brown was not wearing a helmet at the time of the incident.
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Assisting the Berrien County Sheriff’s Office at the scene were the Three Oaks Police Department, Michigan State Police, Weesaw Township Fire Department, and Medic 1 Ambulance.
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