Tragedy Strikes Brant: Irving Man Perishes in Horrific Motorcycle-Pickup Collision on Route 5
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- October 23, 2025
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The tranquility of a Saturday evening in Brant was shattered by a horrific collision that claimed the life of an Irving man. Steven L. Fisher, 48, was tragically killed when his motorcycle collided with a pickup truck on Route 5, leaving a community reeling from the sudden loss.
The devastating incident unfolded around 7:30 p.m.
near the intersection of Route 5 and Pontiac Road. Authorities from the Erie County Sheriff's Office report that Fisher was traveling westbound on Route 5 on his motorcycle. Simultaneously, Christopher S. Schick, 48, of Brant, was operating a 2021 Ram pickup truck and attempting a left turn onto Pontiac Road from Route 5.
Preliminary investigations suggest that as Schick made his turn, Fisher's motorcycle violently impacted the passenger side of the pickup.
The force of the crash was immense, and despite immediate emergency response, Steven L. Fisher was tragically pronounced dead at the scene. Schick, the driver of the pickup, thankfully did not sustain any injuries.
The Erie County Sheriff's Office Accident Investigation Unit has launched a thorough inquiry into the circumstances surrounding this fatal crash.
Their dedicated team is meticulously examining all aspects of the collision, including vehicle dynamics, road conditions, and witness statements, to piece together exactly what transpired in those fateful moments.
As the community mourns the loss of Steven L. Fisher, questions loom regarding the potential for charges.
Investigators have stated that a decision on whether charges will be filed is pending the completion of their comprehensive investigation. This tragic event serves as a stark reminder of the inherent dangers on our roadways and the profound impact such incidents have on families and communities.
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