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1 injured in Paseo del Norte crash

By Laila Freeman,

5 hours ago

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Albuquerque police (APD) are investigating an overnight crash that left a motorcyclist seriously injured.

Police responded to Paseo del Norte near I-25 around 10 p.m. Saturday night. Witnesses told APD that the motorcycle was speeding eastbound on Paseo when the motorcyclists crashed into a guardrail.

The biker was seriously injured and taken to the hospital. Police said speed appears to be the main factor in the crash. APD is investigating.

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NM-WhiteSands-19

1h ago

Speeding? At night? On Paseo? On a motorcycle? You have a death wish, pal❗

Green or Red NM

1h ago

Prayers

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