Marshall County police investigated a single-vehicle motorcycle accident on Friday, July 26th.
Deputies were dispatched to the area of Plymouth Goshen Trail and Iris Road for a single vehicle motorcycle accident just before 8 p.m.
The driver, 30-year-old Dillon Doll of Plymouth told Deputy Geiger he lost control of his 2022 Kawasaki motorcycle while going around the curves in the road. The motorcycle and Dillon Doll slid across the roadway. Mr. Doll complained of road rash and extreme right arm pain. He was wearing a helmet that assisted in protecting him in the accident.
Dillion Doll was transported to the Bremen Hospital for treatment by Tri-County Ambulance.
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