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Bike shop once owned by cyclist Tito Bradshaw struggles with plea deal
Read full article: Bike shop once owned by cyclist Tito Bradshaw struggles with plea dealJoe Richard Naranjo, owner of Ride in Paradise Bike Shop, said, the plea deal “doesn’t even scratch the surface” of what she owes the community and Bradshaw’s family.
Woman who hit, killed cyclist Tito Bradshaw sentenced to 20 days in jail, 10 years probation
Read full article: Woman who hit, killed cyclist Tito Bradshaw sentenced to 20 days in jail, 10 years probationMore than two years after Linda Collier Mason was charged with intoxication manslaughter for hitting and killing cyclist Tito Bradshaw, a judge granted her a plea deal on Wednesday with minimal jail time and 10-years probation.
‘We want his name remembered’: Advocates for cyclist Tito Bradshaw demand justice
Read full article: ‘We want his name remembered’: Advocates for cyclist Tito Bradshaw demand justiceTito Bradshaw was killed while riding his bike in 2019. Advocates for the well-known cyclist continue call for justice.
Attorney accuses councilman of attempting to ‘inappropriately influence’ judge, DA in Tito Bradshaw’s case
Read full article: Attorney accuses councilman of attempting to ‘inappropriately influence’ judge, DA in Tito Bradshaw’s caseDefense attorney Patrick Hancock criticized Manny Pelaez’s efforts as “inappropriate,” “cold” and uniformed.
San Antonio councilman urges judge, D.A. to consider jail time for woman accused of killing cyclist Tito Bradshaw
Read full article: San Antonio councilman urges judge, D.A. to consider jail time for woman accused of killing cyclist Tito Bradshaw“If the plea bargain does not include imprisonment, then that plea bargain will be perceived by San Antonians as insufficiently serious,” the letter reads.
Recent death of San Antonio bicyclist fuels push for safer roads in Alamo City
Read full article: Recent death of San Antonio bicyclist fuels push for safer roads in Alamo CityThe recent death of a bicyclist killed in a suspected drunk driving crash is fueling the move to protect bicyclists and pedestrians around the Alamo City.
Cycling community plans to honor late cyclist during virtual ride
Read full article: Cycling community plans to honor late cyclist during virtual rideSAN ANTONIO – Throughout this week, the cycling community in San Antonio plans to honor a well-known cyclist who was killed after being struck by a suspected drunk driver. “This was a man who was very wise beyond his years,” said Jeff Moore, president of SATX Social Ride. He was always open and very accepting of everybody.”Bradshaw was ripped from both the cycling community and his loved ones after being struck on East Houston Street in April 2019. Moore said the cycling community is planning a virtual ride for Bradshaw on Tuesday, where riders can start from wherever they choose and ride by his memorial ghost bike located at 1938 East Houston Street. “Solo riders, small groups, people who have small groups or want to ride with their friends -- basically get on your bikes and ride here,” Moore said.