GRAHAM, Wash. — Three of four people riding on two motorcycles were hurt when they were hit by and SUV in Graham, police said.
Officers said an SUV heading northbound on 92nd Avenue East crossed the center line and hit two motorcycles that were heading southbound on Sunday.
A neighbor told KIRO 7 Eyewitness News a mother and son were on one bike, and a father and son were on the other.
"All of a sudden, I heard a big crunch and saw the smoke and heard a kid yelling," said neighbor Otto Ruediger.
Three of the four people on the bikes were transported to a hospital, police said.
"I just made sure everybody was coherent. The dad looked pretty beat up," said Ruediger.
Deputies said one of motorcycle riders was not hurt.
According to investigators, the driver of the SUV briefly walked away from the crash but was detained by police while they investigated the crash.
The driver and passenger in the SUV were not hurt.
Police believe that alcohol may have played a role in the crash.
