A Pittsfield man died Monday in a motor vehicle collision on East Street.

Pittsfield Police, Pittsfield Fire, and Action Ambulance responded to the intersection of East Street and Newell Street at approximately 10:54 a.m. for a reported motor vehicle collision.

The preliminary investigation showed that a 2013 Harley Davidson operated by 65-year-old Stanley Dipietro, of Pittsfield, was traveling east on East Street, entered the intersection with Newell Street, and collided head-on into a 2002 Honda CRV operated by 78-year-old Susan Shepardson, also of Pittsfield, who was turning left on Newell Street.

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Action Ambulance transported Dipietro to Berkshire Medical Center, where he later died. Action Ambulance transported Shepardson and her passenger Bruce Shepardson, 86, of Pittsfield, to Berkshire Medical Center for injuries that did not appear to be life-threatening.

The Pittsfield Police Traffic Unit is investigating the collision. Police ask anyone who witnessed the collision or the actions of either vehicle to contact Officer David Hallas at 448-9700 Ext. 560.

 

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