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Hillsdale Michigan man injured on M-52 when deer ‘jumps' into his motorcycle

By DOMINIC ADAMS, Argus-Press Staff Writer

Saturday, August 16, 2008 12:58 AM EDT

Emergency responders rush Louis Moyer to an air ambulance Friday. Witnesses said Moyer, 71, of Hillsdale, was driving south on M-52 when a deer “jumped in his lap.” No other information was available because Shiawassee County Sheriff’s Deputies said only Sheriff Jon Wilson can release information.

BENNINGTON TWP. - A Hillsdale man was airlifted to an area hospital Friday afternoon after he struck a deer while riding a motorcycle on M-52 near Brewer Road.

Witnesses said Louis “Bill” Moyer, 71, was southbound on his 2003 Harley Davidson when a deer crossed the highway from the east.

The deer “jumped in the lap” of Moyer, who put his bike down and skidded across the pavement, striking his face, witness Robert Knight said.

“The deer came right between the cars and bikes and hit the bike right in the side and (Moyer) just kind of slid on his face,” said Knight, who was driving north on M-52.

Knight, of St. Louis, and a few other witnesses stopped to help Moyer. Another man driving another motorcycle ahead of Moyer was not injured and refused comment after the crash.

Some witnesses checked Moyer's vital signs and said they couldn't get a pulse.

“He was not moving at all,” Knight said of Moyer when he got to him. Moyer's condition was unknown at press time because officials would not release information about the crash.

The crash happened about 3:10 p.m. and Perry Area Fire and Rescue arrived within a couple minutes, witnesses said.

Sgt. Jeff Harkness of the Shiawassee County Sheriff's Department investigated the crash and said he could not release any information. Harkness said any information must come from Sheriff Jon Wilson.

We were in the process of making funeral arrangements when my Uncle's condition turned around and today he is back to his old self, minus a few facial expressions. He even got his driver's license reinstated.