Cyclists reflect on growth, loss after deadly Arizona crash
In this June 19, 2021, file photo, released by the Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District, emergency personnel gather at the scene of a mass casualty incident near Downtown 9 in Show Low, Ariz. . A cyclist has died after he was struck by an Arizona driver who plowed his pickup truck into a group of people participating in a bike race, authorities said. The driver, Shawn Michael Chock, 37, was quietly sentenced on Nov. 9, 2022, according to Navajo County Superior Court records. Under a plea agreement, Chock will serve 26-1/2 years in total(Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District via AP, File)
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