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Selden Man Perishes in Motorcycle Collision

A tragic incident occurred in Holtsville, Suffolk, where a 46-year-old man from Selden lost his life in a motorcycle crash on Thursday, according to Suffolk Police. The man, identified as Jared Rueb, was riding his 2005 Honda motorcycle southbound on North Ocean Avenue near Peconic Avenue around 6:20 p.m. when he lost control of his bike and collided with a curb.

Emergency services rushed to the scene and transported Rueb to Stony Brook University Hospital. Despite the efforts of the medical staff, he was pronounced dead at the hospital. Following the crash, Rueb’s motorcycle was impounded as part of the standard procedure to conduct a safety check and assist in the ongoing investigation.

The accident adds to a number of recent incidents in the Suffolk region, which authorities continue to monitor and address. In unrelated updates from the area, the police have reported an unrelated shooting incident in Long Beach, public lewdness in Westbury, and the provision of AED devices to youth organizations. Furthermore, community updates include activities at the Great Neck synagogue garden.

As the specifics of the motorcycle crash are being examined, the Suffolk Police are urging anyone with information to come forward to help piece together the circumstances leading up to the accident. Inquiries into the crash are ongoing, and the police are yet to release further details or comment on potential contributing factors to the event.

Source: Newsday

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