2nd target dies right after bike collides with antelope in southern Utah
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TROPIC, Garfield County — A person and woman from Nebraska have both equally died right after authorities say the bike they were using struck an antelope in southern Utah Monday early morning.
Levi S. Grant, 62, and a 61-yr-aged lady, both of Chadron, had been using a Harley-Davidson motorbike west on point out Route 12 about 9:45 a.m. when an antelope jumped in front of the bike, the Utah Freeway Patrol explained.
The automobile collided with the animal, triggering the driver to get rid of command. Both he and the passenger had been “thoroughly ejected,” troopers claimed.
The crash took place about 2 1/2 miles north of Tropic Junction.
Grant was pronounced lifeless at the scene.
The girl, whose identify has not nevertheless been produced, was transported to a close by medical center and died Tuesday. The two occupants had been sporting helmets but they were “heavily harmed” as a consequence of the crash.
