Two-Vehicle Crash Killed One Motorcycle Rider

On Sunday, September 20th, a two-vehicle accident occurred at Northeast Bakersfield. The accident was found to have taken place between China Grade Loop and Alfred Harrell Highway. California Highway Patrol received reports of the accident at around 8:00 p.m. The vehicles involved were found to be a Buick Enclave and a Suzuki 600 motorcycle. The Buick Enclave was traveling south on China Grade Loop when the motorcycle crashed into it. The motorcycle rider died at the scene from severe injuries. The rider was identified as a 51-year-old man named Jack Christopher Shipley. The driver of the Buick Enclave was unharmed.

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