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PA Girl Suffers 'Severe Head Injury' After Strike While Riding Bike: Police

A mom driving her 4-year-old daughter struck a girl on a bicycle leaving her with "severe head injuries," the West Lampeter Township Police announced on Friday afternoon. 

A bicycle and the intersection of Frqances and Wiker avenues were the serious crash happened. 

A bicycle and the intersection of Frqances and Wiker avenues were the serious crash happened. 

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The young bicyclist was struck at the intersection of Wiker and Frances avenues around 6:40 p.m., the police detailed in the release. 

The girl had been riding her bike without a helmet going north on Frances Avenue, investigators explained. When she crossed Wiker Avenue she collided with a 27-year-old mom's silver Nissan Rogue with her young daughter as a passenger. 

The police noted, "There were no reported injuries to either party in the vehicle," adding that, "This intersection is controlled by stop signs for traffic traveling north and south on Francis Ave. The posted speed limit is 25 mph on Wiker Ave."

The girl on the bicycle was initially taken to Penn Medicine Lancaster General Hospital but was transferred to Penn State Hershey Medical Center. 

Anyone who witnessed the crash or has information about it, is asked to call the West Lampeter Township Police at 717-464-2421. 

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