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Fire truck critically injures SF cyclist

A bicyclist suffered critical injuries after a fire truck struck him early this morning in the city’s Downtown/Civic Center neighborhood, according to the chief of the San Francisco Fire Department.

Fire Chief Joanne Hayes-White said Engine 1 was returning to quarters after clearing a call at 2:12 a.m. when the truck struck a bicyclist at the intersection of Mason and Turk streets.

The cyclist was traveling west on Turk Street, Hayes-White said.

The bicyclist suffered critical injuries and was transported to San Francisco General Hospital, Hayes-White said.

Hayes-White said the department is cooperating fully with the San Francisco Police Department and their investigation into the incident:

“Our thoughts are with the injured bicyclist and his family, as well as with the members that were on Engine 1.”

A call to a San Francisco police spokesperson was not immediately returned.

Last modified March 7, 2015 5:48 pm

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