Born to Husein Hasan and Zita Bhrens Murrar in 1977 This 17 yr old who was in the 11th grade and worked as a stock boy at Montgomary Ward was killed in an automobile accident where a motorcycle struck an automobile in the streets of Chicago, Illinois the afternoon of August 1st 1994.
Motorcyclist Fleeing Police Dies In Crash
August 03, 1994|By Ken O'Brien, Special to the Tribune.
A 17-year-old Palos Park resident died Monday after losing control of his motorcycle
during a police chase that began in Palos Park and ended near Midway Airport.
The chase started shortly after noon, when a Palos Park officer clocked Adlai Murrar, of 8611 W. 120th St., doing 61 m.p.h. in a 45 m.p.h. zone at about 125th Street on La Grange Road, said Palos Park Lt. John Murphy.
The officer pursued Murrar through Palos Park and unincorporated Cook County until he abandoned the chase at 107th Street and La Grange, Murphy said. A few minutes later, an Illinois State Police trooper spotted Murrar northbound on the Stevenson Expressway and tried to get close enough to see his license
plate number, said Master Sgt. Wayne Winterberg of the state police's Crestwood Districtoffic
Murrar sped off when he saw the officer, Winterberg said, adding that the motorcyclist exited on Central Avenue and went south and then east on Archer Avenue before sliding and striking a lightpole at Archer and Laramie Avenues. Murrar was thrown from his bike, flying 28 feet until he hit a car stopped in the northbound lane of Laramie at Archer, Winterberg said.
Murrar was pronounced dead on arrival at 1:35 p.m. at Mt. SinaiHospital Medical Center
in Chicago, Winterberg said. No one else was injured.
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Motorcyclist Fleeing Police Dies In Crash
August 03, 1994|By Ken O'Brien, Special to the Tribune.
A 17-year-old Palos Park resident died Monday after losing control of his motorcycle
during a police chase that began in Palos Park and ended near Midway Airport.
The chase started shortly after noon, when a Palos Park officer clocked Adlai Murrar, of 8611 W. 120th St., doing 61 m.p.h. in a 45 m.p.h. zone at about 125th Street on La Grange Road, said Palos Park Lt. John Murphy.
The officer pursued Murrar through Palos Park and unincorporated Cook County until he abandoned the chase at 107th Street and La Grange, Murphy said. A few minutes later, an Illinois State Police trooper spotted Murrar northbound on the Stevenson Expressway and tried to get close enough to see his license
plate number, said Master Sgt. Wayne Winterberg of the state police's Crestwood Districtoffic
Murrar sped off when he saw the officer, Winterberg said, adding that the motorcyclist exited on Central Avenue and went south and then east on Archer Avenue before sliding and striking a lightpole at Archer and Laramie Avenues. Murrar was thrown from his bike, flying 28 feet until he hit a car stopped in the northbound lane of Laramie at Archer, Winterberg said.
Murrar was pronounced dead on arrival at 1:35 p.m. at Mt. SinaiHospital Medical Center
in Chicago, Winterberg said. No one else was injured.
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Born to Husein Hasan and Zita Bhrens Murrar in 1977 This 17 yr old who was in the 11th grade and worked as a stock boy at Montgomary Ward was killed in an automobile accident where a motorcycle struck an automobile in the streets of Chicago, Illinois the afternoon of August 1st 1994.
Motorcyclist Fleeing Police Dies In Crash
August 03, 1994|By Ken O'Brien, Special to the Tribune.
A 17-year-old Palos Park resident died Monday after losing control of his motorcycle
during a police chase that began in Palos Park and ended near Midway Airport.
The chase started shortly after noon, when a Palos Park officer clocked Adlai Murrar, of 8611 W. 120th St., doing 61 m.p.h. in a 45 m.p.h. zone at about 125th Street on La Grange Road, said Palos Park Lt. John Murphy.
The officer pursued Murrar through Palos Park and unincorporated Cook County until he abandoned the chase at 107th Street and La Grange, Murphy said. A few minutes later, an Illinois State Police trooper spotted Murrar northbound on the Stevenson Expressway and tried to get close enough to see his license
plate number, said Master Sgt. Wayne Winterberg of the state police's Crestwood Districtoffic
Murrar sped off when he saw the officer, Winterberg said, adding that the motorcyclist exited on Central Avenue and went south and then east on Archer Avenue before sliding and striking a lightpole at Archer and Laramie Avenues. Murrar was thrown from his bike, flying 28 feet until he hit a car stopped in the northbound lane of Laramie at Archer, Winterberg said.
Murrar was pronounced dead on arrival at 1:35 p.m. at Mt. SinaiHospital Medical Center
in Chicago, Winterberg said. No one else was injured.
From
Motorcyclist Fleeing Police Dies In Crash
August 03, 1994|By Ken O'Brien, Special to the Tribune.
A 17-year-old Palos Park resident died Monday after losing control of his motorcycle
during a police chase that began in Palos Park and ended near Midway Airport.
The chase started shortly after noon, when a Palos Park officer clocked Adlai Murrar, of 8611 W. 120th St., doing 61 m.p.h. in a 45 m.p.h. zone at about 125th Street on La Grange Road, said Palos Park Lt. John Murphy.
The officer pursued Murrar through Palos Park and unincorporated Cook County until he abandoned the chase at 107th Street and La Grange, Murphy said. A few minutes later, an Illinois State Police trooper spotted Murrar northbound on the Stevenson Expressway and tried to get close enough to see his license
plate number, said Master Sgt. Wayne Winterberg of the state police's Crestwood Districtoffic
Murrar sped off when he saw the officer, Winterberg said, adding that the motorcyclist exited on Central Avenue and went south and then east on Archer Avenue before sliding and striking a lightpole at Archer and Laramie Avenues. Murrar was thrown from his bike, flying 28 feet until he hit a car stopped in the northbound lane of Laramie at Archer, Winterberg said.
Murrar was pronounced dead on arrival at 1:35 p.m. at Mt. SinaiHospital Medical Center
in Chicago, Winterberg said. No one else was injured.
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