Alenso Torres and Magdalena Torres Injured in Motorcycle Accident on Highway 108 [Jamestown, CA]

Motorcycle Accident on Highway 108 near Main Street Leaves 2 Injured

 
JAMESTOWN, CA (September 28, 2022) – Magdalena Torres and Alenso Torres were injured in a motorcycle accident in Jamestown on Sunday afternoon, September 25.
 
The accident happened just after noon on Highway 108 near Main Street. According to the California Highway Patrol, a group of about 15 motorcycles was traveling northbound on Main Street as they approached Highway 108.
 
That is when the lead rider – 43-year-old Jonathan Gutierrez of San Jose – on a 2016 Harley Davidson motorcycle turned right onto the eastbound lane to stop traffic for the other riders.
 
The last rider, 55-year-old Alenso Torres of Hollister, on a 2017 Harley Davidson motorcycle hit the gas, causing the bike’s front tire to go airborne.
 
As a result, Torres lost control of the motorcycle and crashed into the right side of Gutierrez’s motorcycle. After the crash, Gutierrez fell to the ground. Torres and his passenger, 57-year-old Magdalena Torres, were also ejected from their bike, landing in the roadway.
 
The couple suffered moderate injuries. Gutierrez was unharmed.
 
All involved were wearing helmets, police said. Drugs or alcohol did not play a role in the crash.
 
An investigation is underway.

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