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Chicago Fire Department lieutenant dies after bicycle crash - Chicago Sun-Times

A Chicago Fire Department lieutenant died Monday, three weeks after he being injured in a crash in southwest suburban Evergreen Park while riding his bicycle home after a shift.Danny Carbol, 56, finished his shift at the firehouse in the 8000 block of South Kedzie on Sept. 20, said goodbye to his fellow firefighters, then got on his bike to ride home, as he had done for years, Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Langford said.Carbol, who lived in the 10500 block of South Central Park Avenue in Chicago, was riding south on South Central Park Avenue in Evergreen Park at 8:22 a.m. when he went through a stop sign and struck the side of a Jeep Cherokee that was eastbound on 93rd Street, according to an Evergreen Park police report.A witness told police the Cherokee stopped at the stop sign, and Carbol appeared to assume the SUV would remain stopped for him and went through the intersection without stopping at the stop sign, according to the report. He struck the side of the Cherokee, and landed on the SUV’s hood before falling to the ground.The driver told police she did not see him until he struck he...

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Chicago Fire Department lieutenant dies after bicycle crash - Chicago Sun-Times

A Chicago Fire Department lieutenant died Monday, three weeks after he being injured in a crash in southwest suburban Evergreen Park while riding his bicycle home after a shift.Danny Carbol, 56, finished his shift at the firehouse in the 8000 block of South Kedzie on Sept. 20, said goodbye to his fellow firefighters, then got on his bike to ride home, as he had done for years, Chicago Fire Department spokesman Larry Langford said.Carbol, who lived in the 10500 block of South Central Park Avenue in Chicago, was riding south on South Central Park Avenue in Evergreen Park at 8:22 a.m. when he went through a stop sign and struck the side of a Jeep Cherokee that was eastbound on 93rd Street, according to an Evergreen Park police report.A witness told police the Cherokee stopped at the stop sign, and Carbol appeared to assume the SUV would remain stopped for him and went through the intersection without stopping at the stop sign, according to the report. He struck the side of the Cherokee, and landed on the SUV’s hood before falling to the ground.The driver told police she did not see him until he struck he...