SEYMOUR, Ind. — A Seymour motorcyclist was seriously injured in a two-vehicle collision Sunday afternoon on U.S. 31.
The initial investigation by Trooper Seth Davidson, Indiana State Police, determined that a black 1994 Harley-Davidson motorcycle, being driven by Jeremy L. Longbrake, 45, Seymour, was traveling southbound on U.S. 31, just south of U.S. 50. A black 2019 Honda CR-V, being driven by William W. Gordon, 83, Avon, pulled onto U.S. 31 into the path of Longbrake’s motorcycle.
Longbrake’s motorcycle struck the driver’s side of Gordon’s vehicle. As a result of the collision, Longbrake was thrown from the motorcycle. Longbrake, who was not wearing a helmet, sustained serious injuries in the crash. He was flown from the scene to University of Louisville Medical Center by Stat Flight Medical Helicopter. Gordon was not injured in the crash.
Although alcohol and drugs are not suspected to be factors in the crash, Gordon was transported to Schneck Medical Center in Seymour, Indiana where he submitted to a blood draw.
The investigation is ongoing.
Davidson was assisted at the scene by Troopers Matt Holley and Austin Straub, Indiana State Police-Versailles, Seymour Police Department, Jackson County EMS, Seymour Fire Department, Redding Township Fire Department, Stat Flight, and Hampton’s Wrecker Service.
