Police attend fatal collision Saturday night in Chilliwack

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The scene of a fatal collision Saturday night in Chilliwack. (Image Credit: Mike Vanden Bosch.)

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The Pulse Point app indicates at least two ambulances were notified about a traffic collision on Portage Avenue at approximately 6 p.m. Saturday night (Sept. 19).

At least eight RCMP officers were seen behind yellow caution tape near a black tent set up at Portage Avenue and Woodbine Street, the scene of the accident, flanked by at least five RCMP vehicles in and around the yellow caution tape.

A damaged bike from the traffic collision was visible in the middle of the road; four safety cones were located nearby on the road.

A damaged bike from the traffic collision is visible on Portage Avenue. (Image Credit: Mike Vanden Bosch.)

Just prior to the traffic collision, a man named Bob just happened to be recording on his iPhone while he was recreating at nearby Portage Park. He played audio to two members of the news media who were present at the accident scene Saturday. In the audio, a vehicle is heard honking twice before accelerating, accompanied by the sound of a revved up engine. Seconds later, a traffic collision is heard, resulting in audible gasps from nearby bystanders and/or spectators, with one person blurting out, “Oh my God!”

Police blocked the intersection of Portage Avenue and Woodbine Street Saturday night. (Image Credit: Mike Vanden Bosch.)

A Chilliwack resident reached out to Fraser Valley Today Saturday night claiming that the responsible vehicle struck the person on a bike and fled the scene entirely.

“I have video footage of the accident,” said the Chilliwack resident, who wished to remain anonymous. “The entire accident. From him passing the ‘slow vehicle’ – aka an amazing delivery van, to him fleeing and not slowing down.”

Fraser Valley Today has emailed the Upper Fraser Valley Regional Detachment seeking additional information on the incident.