The motorcyclist urges the caution after he has survived an accident in the Desert Inn and Lindell

Las Vegas (KSNV) – A motorcyclist with a message after having died on Saturday in an accident with a hit-and-run crash.

EDD Crotsley was hit on Saturday evening at the intersection of Desert Inn and Lindell. The driver who hit him left the scene.

Crotsley's crash comes across the valley in the middle of a number of serious crashes.

“Fortunately, I got out of the way, otherwise he would have hit my body and probably killed me, you know. He beat my left side satellite pocket and threw the bike, and it happened so,” said Crotley.

Crotsley says the driver who beat him had a red light.

“As soon as I ended up, I looked up to see where the car was and it was gone,” said Crotsley. “You are looking for a black charger or challenger, with the front damage to the driver's side either on the side or on the front corner.”

The two latest serious motorcycle accidents that took place in the valley both occurred on Tuesday.

The first was fatal and occurred on the Railroad Pass outside the I-11.

The second happened in Rainbow and Alta, the motorcyclist was taken to the hospital.

Data from the Metropolitan Police of Las Vegas show that this year there were nine deaths and 16 motorcycle engines.

In 2024 there were a total of 30 deaths and 36 deaths with a motorcycle.

Crotsley on the go with a message.

“Pay attention to us, I drive safely and look at the lights just because I see these red -glowing runners all the time all the time every day, and it has gotten much worse lately,” said Crotsley. “Be safe, keep your head on a shoot, both drivers and motorcyclists.”

If you have information about the crash on Saturday evening and Desert Inn and Lindell, you will be asked to contact Detective Lebaron with LVMPD at r14886l@lvmpd.com or (702) 828-3535.

You can also give anonymous tips for crime stopers at (702) 385-5555.