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Police identify London man killed in motorcycle crash in Norfolk County

FILE PHOTO. Lars Hagberg/The Canadian Press/File

Police in Norfolk County have identified a London man who died in a weekend motorcycle crash.

OPP and paramedics responded to the collision just after 2 p.m. Saturday.

A motorcyclist was travelling southwest on Spooky Hollow Road with other riders when the driver left the roadway and collided with a metal gate and tree, police said.

Phillip E. Howard, 38, of London was pronounced dead at the scene.

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Speed and alcohol are not being considered as contributing factors, officers said.

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The OPP Technical Collision Investigation Unit was called in the assist with the investigation.

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Spooky Hollow Road was closed between Front Road and Front Road of Normandale for about six hours while police looked further into the crash.

The investigation is ongoing.

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