A Rio Linda High School teacher was killed in a tragic accident this week, after being impaled by a metal pole during a bike ride.
Witnesses say Marion Adams, who taught broadcasting and coached football and track, was riding his bike home after practice Monday evening when he crashed into a yellow gate arm near campus and was impaled.
Marcel Brown, who runs track, found Adams seconds after the accident.
“He looked like he was going to be OK. He was nodding his head yes and no. I was thinking he was going to be alright,” Brown said.
Freshman Jennifer Edwards also witnessed Adams’ accident.
“I was at the track meet with my friends and I seen it happen,” she said.
Edwards says he looked behind him, was thrown off his bike slamming into the railing, and then saw the pole go several inches into his stomach.
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