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Credit: Atchison Police Dept.
(KAIR)--An Atchison motorcyclist escaped the need for hospital care despite being treated at the scene of a Saturday afternoon crash.
According to Atchison Police Chief Mike Wilson, it happened around 3:10 that afternoon, at 5th and Unity Streets, the sight of the crash involving 38-year-old Christopher McDaniel.
Wilson says McDaniel had been westbound on Unity Street, riding his Harley-Davidson, and when approaching 5th Street, reacted to a vehicle stopped at the stop sign on 5th Street, causing him to lose control of the motorcycle, which fell onto its side.
Atchison County EMS examined McDaniel at the scene, but he was not transported for further hospital care.
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