COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio prosecutor and a judge are recovering from injuries suffered in separate bike accidents on the same day.
In an added twist, the prosecutor was riding a bike that once belonged to the judge.
The Columbus Dispatch reports Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O’Brien, 66, was training for a triathlon last week when he crashed, suffering broken ribs and a partially collapsed lung.
O’Brien was riding a bike that once belonged to Franklin County Municipal Court Judge Paul Herbert. Herbert, 54, was treated at a hospital after his own accident on a brand new bike. He joked that maybe his old bike wanted him back on it.
- Posted July 07, 2015
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