KILLINGTON — On Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2015 at 10 a.m. Rutland State Police and Killington Rescue responded to a report of an unconscious male who had a medical event while riding his bike on Route 4 in the town of Killington. Thomas Hagemann, 59 of Houston, Texas, was riding his bike with friends when he collapsed just east of River Road. Route 4 was temporarily closed to allow the landing of a medical Dartmouth-Hitchcock Helicopter which transported the male to the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center for further medical attention. The male succumbed to his medical emergency and later passed away, police reported.
Texas biker dead after crash on Route 4
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