Kory Kalamaha from Max, N.D. identified as victim in fatal motorcycle crash in Minot

A motorcyclist who perished in a collision on May 22 in Minot has had his name made public by the authorities.

After colliding with Timothy Glaser’s automobile, 66, of Lansford, North Dakota, on his motorcycle, 56-year-old Kory Kalamaha of Max, North Dakota, died in the collision.

Around 1 p.m. on Monday, Kalamaha was approaching 40th Avenue Southwest in Minot while moving south on South Broadway, according to a complaint from the Minot Police Department.

According to the complaint, the motorbike struck Glaser’s westbound car as it crossed the southbound lanes while trying to make a turn to the north.

According to the report, Kalamaha was taken to a local hospital where he eventually passed away.

According to authorities, Glaser was given a ticket for running a stop sign and yield sign, and the collision is still under investigation.