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Man dead after motorcycle crash in Frederick County

By Paola Belloso,

10 hours ago

FREDERICK COUNTY, Md. ( DC News Now ) — The Frederick County Sheriff’s Office said a man died after a motorcycle crash on Thursday night.

Deputies said that at about 8:24 p.m., they responded to a reported traffic crash involving a motorcycle and car on Route 85 at Greenfield Road.

When deputies arrived at the scene, they found the motorcyclist unconscious. He died there.

The man was identified as 20-year-old Cody Nicholas-Reed Sensenig of Tuscarora.

Deputies said that a woman was driving north on Buckeystown Pike while Sensenig was headed south on Buckeystown Pike. The woman tried turning left onto Greenfield Road, colliding with Sensenig’s motorcycle.

Anyone with information on the crash should contact deputies at 301-600-1046.

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Angela Keyser

2h ago

Why don't people see motorcycles? I just don't get it!

Handy Manny

7h ago

Another left turn disaster. RIP child.

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