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Cyclist Dies After Being Hit by Car on Route 3

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Police Car Fatally Strikes Cyclist on Highway 3

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A police patrol car fatally struck a cyclist, approximately 45 years old, on Highway 3 near Latrun on Friday morning, November 6. The cyclist sustained multiple fatal injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene. Emergency services were alerted at 9:44 AM. Police have not yet issued a statement regarding the incident.

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  • A police patrol car killed a cyclist on Highway 3 near Latrun on Friday, November 6.
  • The cyclist was approximately 45 years old and sustained fatal injuries.
  • The incident occurred at 9:44 AM, and the cyclist was pronounced dead at the scene.
  • Paramedic Ofir Shish described the victim as unconscious and beyond help.
  • Police have not yet released a statement regarding the fatal collision.
Police Car Fatally Strikes Cyclist on Highway 3
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A police patrol car struck and killed a cyclist, estimated to be around 45 years old, on Highway 3 near Latrun on Friday morning, November 6. The incident occurred at approximately 9:44 AM. Emergency medical services arrived at the scene and pronounced the cyclist dead, citing multiple fatal injuries. Paramedic Ofir Shish described the scene, stating the man was found unconscious on the road next to his bicycle, and that it was impossible to help him. Police have not yet commented on the incident.

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