Thursday, April 25, 2024

Police investigate after cyclist struck on Hamilton Mountain

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Hamilton Police are investigating after a cyclist was struck on the Mountain Thursday morning.

It happened at Upper Sherman Ave. and Lapp St. around 7 a.m.

Police say the male cyclist was found on the road by a citizen.

The man was taken to hospital.

Police say there was no vehicle at the scene and are investigating it as a fail to remain.

The southbound lanes of Upper Sherman are closed from Parkplaza Dr. and Limeridge Rd. for the investigation.

 

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