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Motorcycle Accident Injures Two In North Spokane

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by Cory Howard, KHQ.com Producer - email

SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane firefighters, police, and paramedics responded to an accident involving two motorcycles near Francis and Perry Saturday evening.

It happened around 6:30pm when two motorcycles were traveling eastbound on Francis. The motorcycle in front made a turn northbound on Perry and was hit from the other motorcycle from behind. The two passengers on the front motorcycle were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. We're told they have some fractures.

The man on the motorcycle who hit the two was not injured.

Police say the cause appears to be following too closely.  

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