Howell Police Seeking Witnesses In Fatal Motorcycle Crash

Howell Police are looking for witnesses and information in a fatal motorcycle crash which occurred yesterday, Sgt. Joseph B. Markulic tells TLS. At approximately 3:40 pm, Mr. Palmeri was stopped at the intersection of Rt. 547 and Miller Road. When he attempted to make a left turn from the north bound lane, he struck a motorcyclist which was traveling south on Rt. 547.  The driver of the motorcycle attempted to brake and put the motorcycle down on its side prior to striking the truck, police say. The driver of the motorcycle was pronounced dead on the scene.  

Mr. Palmeri was transported to Jersey Shore Medical Center, treated and released.  Mr. Palmeri’s passenger was not injured.   

Summonses are pending the investigation. 

Witnesses to the fatal crash are asked to contact the investigating officer, Ptl. Scott Brooks at 732-938-4575. Ext. 2185, or Sgt. Joseph B. Markulic at ext. 2831.  

Assisting agencies, were MONOC, Ramtown Fire and First Aid, Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office, Monmouth County SCART and the Monmouth County Road Department. TLS.

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7 COMMENTS

  1. i will never understand a persons desire to drive a car, ride a bike, walk down a street., or jump out of an airplane with a parachute. sounds like #2 needs a little excitement in their life!

  2. I can understand the desire to ride a motorcycle. I used to many years ago. But due to the other drivers on the road, I stopped. I was not too keen going 60 miles per hour and have a car on my tail or pass me nearly within arms length or so.

  3. MY HEART GOES OUT TO THE FAMILY, AS I LOST MY SON WHO WAS 24YRS OLD AT THE TIME. HE WAS RIDING HIS MOTORCYLCLE AND A TRACKER TRAILER TURNED IN FRONT OF HIM. MAY THE LORD GIVE THEM COMFORT IN THEIR TIME OF GRIIEVING.

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