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New York Motorcycle Accident Claims Life of Queens Man

Jason L. Goines, a 30-year-old Queens man, was killed in a motorcycle accident on Southern State Parkway, early Monday morning on August 17, 2009, according to New York State Police.  The tragic motorcycle crash occurred on the section of the parkway known as “Blood Alley.”

Goines was speeding on a Suzuki motorcycle, heading eastbound, when he tried to change lanes and hit the rear of a Chevrolet at the Corona Avenue exit at 3:38 AM, said police.  The impact of the collision caused Goines to be ejected from his motorcycle.  He was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident.

Jerome Eccles, a 43-year-old Elmont resident, had been driving the vehicle that Goines hit.  Eccles was not injured in the crash.

Major Walter Heesch, Commander of Troop L that covers Long Island was quoted as saying, “The New York State Police are actively working to curb the reckless driving of motorcycles on Long Island roadways.”

Part of the Southern State Parkway was closed for nearly four hours while investigators reviewed the crash scene.

The New York State Police wants to talk to anyone who has information about this Long Island motorcycle accident.  Anyone with details about the crash is asked to call New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation at 516-561-8883.

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