A man from California, William Crum, has received a sentence of 15 years following an incident involving a motorcycle crash.

 William Crum from California has been sentenced to a prison term of 15 years after a horrific motorcycle crash that resulted in serious injuries for one rider. The event attracted significant media coverage when footage of the accident appeared online, depicting Crum purposefully veering his vehicle towards an oncoming motorcycle, leading to both the rider and passenger being forcefully ejected from the bike.

As per reports, the injured individual barely managed to survive and incurred critical injuries that necessitated extensive medical intervention. Another motorcyclist, who witnessed the accident, confronted Crum on-site. Rather than showing any signs of guilt, Crum allegedly claimed that the motorcycle riders were to blame—an encounter that ignited outrage among the public and the motorcycling community.

Crum faced charges of attempted murder, pointing to his irresponsible and deliberate behavior while driving. The decision made by the court underscores the seriousness of his actions and the enduring repercussions suffered by the victims.

The incident has now become a warning about the dangers of road rage and the implications of reckless driving.

Motorcyclist organizations and safety advocates throughout California are actively using this case to demand more robust protections for motorcyclists and to ensure that aggressive drivers are held responsible for their actions.