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Vermont state police revealed Tuesday that Ryan Koss, 35, was charged in the motorcycle accident that killed actor Treat Williams in June. Koss, a Vermont resident, was cited with a single charge of “grossly negligent operation resulting in death,” according to authorities. Williams died on June 12.

In new details gathered from an ongoing police investigation into the crash, police said Koss was in his 2008 Honda Element SUV when he tried to make a left turn from a parking lot in Vermont onto Route 30. Koss used his signal to signal the maneuver. , but proceeded to become the path of an oncoming Williams. Williams was riding a 1986 Honda VT700c motorcycle. Police said Williams was unable to avoid Koss and the men collided.

Ryan Koss Age

The age of Ryan Koss is 35 year.

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The 71-year-old actor was thrown from his bike onto the pavement. Although he was wearing a helmet, Williams suffered fatal injuries from severe blunt force trauma and blood loss after the crash. He was airlifted to a hospital in Albany, New York, where he was pronounced dead.

Koss voluntarily met with police in Vermont Tuesday night and was charged, arraigned and released. He will next appear in court on September 25. Vermont State Police said investigators have not yet determined the “at fault operator” in the crash, but will continue to gather forensic data with the help of photographs, drone images and other materials collected at the crash site.

A representative for Koss could not immediately be reached for comment. Williams began his acting career in the 1970s and rose to fame with a role on “Hair” and then on the television show “Everwood.” An Emmy and Golden Globe nominee, Williams is survived by his wife Pam Van Sant and two children.

According to a Forbes report published in April, the National Safety Council reported that most motorcycle accidents do not occur on major interstates or highways; those accidents actually represent only 8% of recorded incidents. Motorcycle fatalities, however, still account for 14% of all traffic deaths. By the way, Vermont’s neighboring state, New Hampshire, is listed as the most dangerous place for motorcyclists in the United States. Read More……