Police say teenage cyclist hit a car
Posted: 04/07/2012
Rod - A scary accident for a 14-year-old boy, who Baltimore County police say was crossing York Rd. in Rodgers Forge on his bike when he ran into a car. He was taken to Johns Hopkins Pediatric with non life-threatening injuries.
The boy was with a friend, who was not injured. Ginger Parsons comforted the boy before paramedics arrived.
"I looked in my rearview mirror and saw the parts going up in the air," Parsons said. "He was saying my legs, my legs, it's my legs. And then he has cement burns on his elbow," she said.
Police say the driver stayed at the scene and called 911.
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