- 7/20/2026 3:20:28 AM
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A violent motorcycle crash in Providence’s Federal Hill neighborhood has left one person injured and neighbors shaken after a chaotic scene unfolded near a busy intersection.
The incident occurred on Wednesday evening when a motorcycle traveling at a high rate of speed collided with a passenger vehicle. Emergency responders arrived to find a male bystander suffering from non-life-threatening injuries, sustained after being struck by debris from the crash.
According to witnesses, the motorcyclist lost control before impacting a car waiting to turn, sending wreckage flying into a group of pedestrians on the sidewalk. “Somebody almost got killed tonight,” one bystander told [BNN Network] at the scene. “It happened so fast, you just heard a loud boom and saw metal go everywhere.”
The bystander victim was transported to a local hospital for treatment. Local police confirmed the motorcyclist involved in accident remained at the location and seeking medical attention who but investigation driver’s actions and reckless proceed updates.
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