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Plano Motorcyclist Killed Near Collin College: Police Identify Dameon Nyoni, 20, After the Jupiter Road Crash

Plano police say a motorcycle and an SUV collided at Jupiter Road and East Spring Creek Parkway on Monday afternoon. The rider, identified as 20-year-old Dameon Nyoni of Plano, died at the scene; the SUV driver was hospitalized with injuries police called non-life-threatening.

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Plano Motorcyclist Killed Near Collin College: Police Identify Dameon Nyoni, 20, After the Jupiter Road Crash (Dallas Watch News)

A Monday afternoon drive on Jupiter Road ended in a death that Plano police were still investigating into the night. At around 2:40 p.m. on November 9, Plano Police and Plano Fire-Rescue responded to a crash near the intersection of Jupiter Road and East Spring Creek Parkway involving a motorcycle and an SUV, according to the Plano Police Department's account as reported by FOX 4 News and read in full by this desk. Fire-Rescue crews attempted life-saving measures at the scene, but the motorcyclist was pronounced dead. Police later identified him as Dameon Nyoni, 20, a Plano resident. The driver of the SUV was taken to a local hospital with injuries police described as non-life-threatening.

The department's preliminary account is specific about the geometry and limited about everything else. The motorcycle was traveling northbound on Jupiter Road, approaching the south entrance of the Collin College-Spring Creek Campus, when a Chevrolet Trax attempted to turn south onto Jupiter Road from Sewell Drive and was struck by the motorcycle. Police said speed is not a factor in the collision. This desk states those as the department's preliminary findings, not as conclusions: no citation, arrest or fault determination appears in any account read this run, and none is implied here.

The Plano Police Traffic Unit's investigation remains ongoing, police said. Jupiter Road at Spring Creek is one of the busier crossings on Plano's east side, carrying campus traffic for Collin College alongside neighborhood and commuter flow, and a fatal crash at 2:40 on a school-day afternoon is the kind of loss that reaches well past the intersection. What officials release next — the completed investigation — will be the next verified chapter, and this desk will file it when police publish it.

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