Family seeks answers after woman killed in Phoenix motorcycle crash
Family and friends held a balloon release for Rahneisha "Bri" Talbert after she was hit and killed by a motorcycle. A witness administered aid before emergency responders arrived on scene. Community members gathered for a balloon release to commemorate the death of 32-year-old Phoenix woman, Rahneisha "Bri" Talbert, who died after being hit by a motorcycle on Oct. 12. The family is seeking answers and closure as police continue to investigate the accident. The sign near the crash site reads "Forever in Our Hearts" as a way to express the love and closure for Bri, who was remembered fondly by her family as energetic, playful, smart, and bilingual. The motorcyclist involved in the accident remained on scene and did not show signs of impairment. The victim's family is raising funds to lay Bri to rest in San Diego where she was born and raised before moving to Phoenix.
Published : 2 days ago by Nicole Krasean in Auto World
Community members gathered for a balloon release Friday afternoon, honoring a Phoenix woman who died after getting hit by a motorcycle earlier this week as police continue to investigate the wreck.
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Topics: Traffic, Crime
