Milford man dies in motorcycle crash on I-95 in Orange
A Milford man was killed in a motorcycle crash on I-95 in Orange, state police say.
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Mar 22, 2021, 3:49 PM
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Updated 1,371 days ago
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yesterdayA Milford man was killed in a motorcycle crash on I-95 in Orange, state police say.
Michael P Krotki, 36, of Milford was killed in the crash Sunday, state police say.
The crash happened in Orange on I-95 South near the Exit 41 on-ramp around 8:45 p.m.
The interstate was closed for several hours while police investigated but was later reopened.
Police say Krotki's motorcycle struck the back of a vehicle and that he was thrown from the bike onto the roadway before he was run over by an SUV.
Two others were transported to the hospital but are expected to be OK.
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