DUNCAN — An accident occurred Wednesday afternoon where the Bobby Green Memorial Highway (Duncan Bypass) connects with Oklahoma Highway 7 north of Duncan.
Duncan Police Sgt. David Woods said that the accident involved one individual on a motorcycle who was subsequently taken to Duncan Regional Hospital with injuries.
No other vehicles were involved, Woods said.
No other information was available at 9 p.m. Wednesday.
More information should be available today, Woods said.
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