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Leroy Jefferson, Jr. Killed in Crash on Interstate 5 Near Grapevine Road

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Motorcycle Rear-Ends Big Rig in Fatal Lebec Accident

Lebec, CA (May 2, 2020) – A man was killed in a crash in Lebec. The fatal accident occurred on the evening of May 2 on Interstate 5.

A motorcyclist was riding on southbound Interstate 5, near Grapevine Road, when he rear-ended a big rig. He was ejected from his Harley-Davidson and landed in the roadway. He died at the accident scene. He was identified as Leroy Jefferson, Jr., 56, from Los Angeles.

Our heartfelt condolences go out to the friends and loved ones of Leroy Jefferson, Jr. 

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