Father and Son Dead after Motorcycle Collision near Table Mountain Casino
FRESNO, CA (January 19, 2022) – Saturday afternoon, Paul King and Forrest King were killed in a motorcycle crash on Auberry Road.
According to the police, the fatal incident occurred around 3:30 p.m., near the Table Mountain Casino. Emergency crews responded to the scene shortly after.
Reports indicate that the two motorcyclists attempted to pass other vehicles by crossing into the opposite lane. However, one of the motorcyclists collided head-on with an oncoming Subaru SUV.
The Subaru driver then swerved left in attempt to avoid hitting the second motorcyclist, where they instead struck a black pickup-truck.
Investigators claimed that the second rider ‘got redirected’ and ended up hitting the black pickup-truck as well.
Due to the impact of the collisions, both motorcyclists succumbed to their injuries from the crash.
Meanwhile, the SUV driver sustained moderate injuries while the pickup truck driver remained uninjured.
The Fresno County Sheriff’s Office later identified the two deceased victims as 54-year-old Paul King and 25-year-old Forrest King.
At this time, the authorities are still currently investigating the deadly motorcycle crash.
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