Greensboro Motorcyclist Tre’Shaun Moyer Passes Away Following August Crash Involving Sheriff’s Vehicle
GREENSBORO, North Carolina — The Guilford County community is mourning the loss of Tre’Shaun Moyer, who passed away on Friday, September 11, 2026, from severe injuries sustained in an August 24 motorcycle collision. As reported in regional Piedmont Triad law enforcement releases and coverage monitored by FOX8 WGHP, Mr. Moyer passed away after fighting for his life in a local hospital for nearly three weeks. Accident Investigation and Traffic DynamicsAccording to preliminary investigation findings updated by the Greensboro Police Department, the collision occurred at approximately 10:48 p.m. on Monday, August 24, 2026, at the intersection of NC Highway 68 and Albert Pick Road.Investigators determined that Mr. Moyer was operating a motorcycle northbound on NC 68 and attempting a left turn onto the entrance ramp for I-40 East. Authorities state he turned without a protected green arrow, resulting in a collision with a Guilford County Sheriff’s Office patrol vehicle traveling through the intersection on a green light. Emergency medical responders transported both drivers to a regional medical center for treatment. Incident Location: Intersection of NC 68 and Albert Pick Road / I-40 East On-Ramp, Greensboro, NC. Crash Date & Time: Monday, August 24, 2026, at approximately 10:48 p.m.Investigating Unit: Greensboro Police Department Crash Reconstruction Unit. Family and Personal LifeMr. Moyer was a devoted husband, father, and sole provider for his wife, Shakendreea, and their three children. Known by family and friends for his dedication, generosity, and strong commitment to his household, his passing has sparked a wave of support from community members across Guilford County. Services and Memorial SupportIn the wake of the tragedy, community members have established grassroots fundraising efforts to assist the Moyer family with household expenses, medical bills, and funeral costs. Formal memorial service arrangements and calling hours will be announced by the family as plans are finalized.
GREENSBORO, North Carolina — The Guilford County community is mourning the loss of Tre’Shaun Moyer, who passed away on Friday, September 11, 2026, from severe injuries sustained in an August 24 motorcycle collision. As reported in regional Piedmont Triad law enforcement releases and coverage monitored by FOX8 WGHP, Mr. Moyer passed away after fighting for his life in a local hospital for nearly three weeks. Accident Investigation and Traffic DynamicsAccording to preliminary investigation findings updated by the Greensboro Police Department, the collision occurred at approximately 10:48 p.m. on Monday, August 24, 2026, at the intersection of NC Highway 68 and Albert Pick Road.Investigators determined that Mr. Moyer was operating a motorcycle northbound on NC 68 and attempting a left turn onto the entrance ramp for I-40 East. Authorities state he turned without a protected green arrow, resulting in a collision with a Guilford County Sheriff’s Office patrol vehicle traveling through the intersection on a green light. Emergency medical responders transported both drivers to a regional medical center for treatment. Incident Location: Intersection of NC 68 and Albert Pick Road / I-40 East On-Ramp, Greensboro, NC. Crash Date & Time: Monday, August 24, 2026, at approximately 10:48 p.m.Investigating Unit: Greensboro Police Department Crash Reconstruction Unit. Family and Personal LifeMr. Moyer was a devoted husband, father, and sole provider for his wife, Shakendreea, and their three children. Known by family and friends for his dedication, generosity, and strong commitment to his household, his passing has sparked a wave of support from community members across Guilford County. Services and Memorial SupportIn the wake of the tragedy, community members have established grassroots fundraising efforts to assist the Moyer family with household expenses, medical bills, and funeral costs. Formal memorial service arrangements and calling hours will be announced by the family as plans are finalized.
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