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 COOPER TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — Five bicyclists were killed and four more were hurt Tuesday evening when they were hit by a pickup truck north of Kalamazoo. 
  
 The crash happened around 6:35 p.m. in the 5500 block of N. Westnedge Avenue south of F Avenue in Cooper Township. That’s near Markin Glen Park. 
  
 Bronson Methodist Hospital in Kalamazoo said it was treating two of the victims; both were in serious condition Wednesday. Borgess Medical Center in Kalamazoo also said it was treating two patients. One was listed in critical condition and the other in fair condition Wednesday morning. 
  
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 Kalamazoo County Prosecutor Jeff Getting said at a press conference about four hours after the crash that all of the victims were adults and that the survivors all sustained serious injuries. Authorities would not release any further information about any of the victims Tuesday night pending the notification of their family members. 
  
 A witness said the bicyclists appeared to be a group that often rides together in the area, but Getting wouldn’t comment on that. 
  
 The group of bicyclists was struck by a blue Chevrolet pickup truck as they rode along Westnedge. Witnesses said the truck was driving erratically. 
  
 Markus Eberhard said he was leaving Markin Glen Park after fishing when someone shouted at him to watch out. He said the pickup nearly ran over his foot. He said before he could “tell the bikers to move or watch out,” the pickup hit them. 
  
 “I saw a bunch of bikes hit the front of his truck and a couple of them flew,” Eberhard said. 
  
 “All I heard was a pop and a really big crash noise,” another witness, Arika Kruger, said. 
  
 Prosecutor Getting said the first emergency responders arrived in about two minutes. Five of the bicyclists were pronounced dead at the scene. 
  
 Kruger said she saw four ambulances leave the scene; three had lights on, one had lights and sirens running. 
  
 “We didn’t see anybody walk away,” she said. “I pray for these families, I really do, because this is really tragic.” 
  
 In 2014, 4,884 pedestrians and 726 bicyclists were killed in crashes with motor vehicles (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration). — Brian Sterling (@BriSterling) June 8, 2016 
  
 The pickup was disabled in the crash, Getting said. Kruger said it sustained heavy front-end damage. 
  
 A driver ran after the crash, but was found a short distance away and taken into police custody, Getting said. He was described only as a 50-year-old man from West Michigan Tuesday night. 
  
 Multiple police and fire agencies remained on the scene for hours after the crash. The Kalamazoo County Sheriff’s Office is leading the investigation while Michigan State Police are handling crash reconstruction. 
  
 In the about 30 minutes before the crash, calls came in to the City of Kalamazoo police (at 6:08 p.m.), the sheriff’s department (6:13 p.m.) and Kalamazoo Township police (6:21 p.m.) with concerns about the way a man was driving a blue pickup truck, Getting said. Officers were looking for that vehicle, but had not yet spotted it and were not pursuing it at the time of the crash. 
  
 The first 911 call about the crash came in at 6:36 p.m. 
  
 Getting said he didn’t expect to review the investigation into the crash until Thursday at the earliest, after which he would determine what, if any, charges were appropriate. 
  
 Below, watch Getting’s press conference from Tuesday night. App users can click here to watch. 
  
 Gov. Rick Snyder released a statement Wednesday morning regarding the crash. 
  
 “My thoughts and prayers are with the people of Kalamazoo and particularly the cyclists and their families. The State Police were called to assist in the investigation and will continue to provide all the resources they can to help determine what exactly happened last night. What we already know for certain is that Michiganders as a family are in mourning today as Kalamazoo struggles to understand another senseless tragedy.” 
  
 This is the second time in less than four months that the community of Kalamazoo has dealt with tragedy. 
  
 Six people were shot and killed and two others were seriously injured in the Kalamazoo area on Feb. 20. Jason Dalton is facing 16 criminal charges in the shooting rampage. 
  
 “It’s sad. We haven’t healed from the first mass tragedy that we’ve experienced and here our city has been hit with another one. But Kalamazoo is strong and we rally together, we take care of our own,” said Rachel Keiser with the Kalamazoo Strong Organization. 
  
 The Kalamazoo Strong Organization has set up a fund for the victims of the crash and their families. You can donate at the organization’s website. 
  
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 –24 Hour News 8’s Heather Walker and Sarah Hurwitz contributed to this report. 
  
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 COOPER TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Authorities were seeking a pickup truck due to reports that it was driving erratically minutes before it struck a group of bicyclists on a street in western Michigan, killing five, a local prosecutor said. 
  
 Four other bicyclists suffered serious injuries in the crash early Tuesday evening in Cooper Township and were being treated at area hospitals, Kalamazoo County Prosecutor Jeffrey Getting said during a news conference Tuesday night. 
  
 "Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims," Getting said. "I can't even begin to imagine what they're going through." 
  
 The driver of the pickup, described as a 50-year-old western Michigan man, fled from the wrecked vehicle, and police caught him a short time later. He remains in custody. No charges have yet been filed, but they could come by Thursday, Getting said. 
  
 Authorities began receiving calls about a blue pickup truck about 30 minutes before the crash, he said. 
  
 Concerns were "about the manner in which that vehicle was being driven," Getting added, without addressing possible reasons for the erratic driving. 
  
 Several agencies were searching for the pickup when the first report of the bicyclists getting hit came in just after 6:30 p.m., he said. No officers were actively pursuing the truck at the time it crashed. 
  
 The bicyclists had been riding as a group. Their names and ages were not immediately released because family members were still being notified. The group included men and women but no children, as an official had said previously. 
  
 Early information is that they were northbound and on the right shoulder of the road when they were struck from behind, Getting said. 
  
 Markus Eberhard was leaving a nearby park after fishing and said he nearly was hit by the pickup. He was unable to warn the bicyclists. 
  
 "I saw a bunch of bikes hit the front of his truck and a couple of them flew," Eberhard told WOOD-TV. 
  
 Paramedics and fire crews rushed to the scene, Getting said. 
  
 Few other details were released Tuesday night. 
  
 "There's very little I can and will tell you about exactly how this incident happened," Getting said. 
  
 He declined to answer several questions about the suspect and said the man's name would not be released until his office has had an opportunity to make a determination about charges. 
  
 Cooper Township is south of Grand Rapids and just miles from Kalamazoo. The area still is dealing with the random fatal shootings of six people and wounding of two others in February. Jason Dalton, 45, had been picking up riders for Uber at the time of the shootings. He is charged with murder and attempted murder. His attorney told a judge Monday that Dalton is expected to plead insanity in his defense. |||||
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At least five people were killed in a horrific crash a few miles north of Kalamazoo, Mich., Tuesday evening when a pickup truck plowed into a group of cyclists. At least four others were seriously injured in the Cooper Township crash, which involved a group of people that goes on weekly bike rides, the Detroit Free Press reports. The pickup driver, identified only as a 50-year-old man from western Michigan, left his wrecked vehicle and took off on foot after the crash but was taken into custody near the scene, WOOD TV8 reports. Witnesses say he had been driving erratically. Markus Eberhard says he had been fishing in the area when "someone, I don't know who, told me [to] watch out and I jumped back. The truck went past my foot—almost hit my foot, and I looked, and before I could tell the bikers to move, it was too late," he says. "I already heard a bunch of bikes hit his front end." Kalamazoo County Prosecutor Jeffrey Getting says that 30 minutes before the crash, authorities received calls about the pickup from people with concerns "about the manner in which that vehicle was being driven," the AP reports.