Deceased
Angelo Angelino
Demographics
31y, male
Date of death
2021-09-16
Finding date
2024-01-23
Cause of death
Head injuries sustained in a motor vehicle collision
AI-generated summary
Angelo Angelino, a 31-year-old motorcyclist, died from head injuries sustained in a motor vehicle collision on Ballarat Road, Deer Park. He was riding a non-approved 1754cc Harley Davidson motorcycle at approximately 107 km/h in a 70 km/h zone when struck by a car driven by Ms Alberto, who failed to give way at an intersection. The coroner found Angelo contributed to the collision by riding an unapproved motorcycle in breach of his licence conditions and speeding significantly. Ms Alberto made a poor decision to enter the intersection. The coroner noted a full-face helmet may have reduced head injuries sustained by Angelo, who was wearing an open-faced helmet. No mechanical faults were identified in either vehicle. Angelo remained unconscious for seven months before transitioning to palliative care.
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