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Porsche Cayenne Strikes Cyclist on Kenny Road, Leading to Fatal Accident

A 25-year-old cyclist was fatally injured after being struck by a Porsche Cayenne on a Thursday evening in Columbus.

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A tragic accident unfolded on Kenny Road near Preston Avenue in Columbus, Ohio, where a cyclist was struck by a Porsche Cayenne, resulting in the death of the rider. According to reports, the incident occurred on a Thursday evening around 6:39 p.m., with the cyclist, identified as 25-year-old Dion Watts, riding his bicycle southbound on Kenny Road at the time of the collision.

Watts was thrown from his bike as a result of the impact, and he was subsequently transported to The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. Despite medical attention, Watts succumbed to his injuries, marking a somber end to the event. The Columbus Police Department’s Accident Investigation Unit has taken charge of the case, working diligently to uncover more details surrounding the accident.

The public is encouraged to come forward with any information they may have regarding the incident, which could prove crucial in aiding the ongoing investigation. This call for assistance highlights the community’s role in helping to piece together the events leading up to the fatal collision.

What we know

  • A cyclist was struck by a Porsche Cayenne on Kenny Road near Preston Avenue. 12
  • Watts later died due to injuries sustained in the accident. 12
  • The accident occurred on a Thursday evening at approximately 6:39 p.m. 12
  • The cyclist, Dion Watts, was 25 years old. 12
  • Watts was riding his bicycle southbound on Kenny Road when the collision happened. 12
  • Watts was thrown from his bike as a result of the impact. 12
  • Watts was taken to The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center following the accident. 12
  • The Columbus Police Department's Accident Investigation Unit is conducting an ongoing investigation. 12
  • The public is invited/encouraged to provide information about the incident to assist the investigation. 12

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Trust Score report

70%
Likely accurate
Probability of truth, weighted across 9 claims from 2 outlets. Each claim is scored by how many independent, reliable newsrooms support or contradict it. Method
  • likely
    A cyclist was struck by a Porsche Cayenne on Kenny Road near Preston Avenue.
    70% · supported by 2
  • likely
    Watts later died due to injuries sustained in the accident.
    70% · supported by 2
  • likely
    The accident occurred on a Thursday evening at approximately 6:39 p.m.
    70% · supported by 2
  • likely
    The cyclist, Dion Watts, was 25 years old.
    70% · supported by 2
  • likely
    Watts was riding his bicycle southbound on Kenny Road when the collision happened.
    70% · supported by 2
  • likely
    Watts was thrown from his bike as a result of the impact.
    70% · supported by 2
  • likely
    Watts was taken to The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center following the accident.
    70% · supported by 2
  • likely
    The Columbus Police Department's Accident Investigation Unit is conducting an ongoing investigation.
    70% · supported by 2
  • likely
    The public is invited/encouraged to provide information about the incident to assist the investigation.
    70% · supported by 2

Sources & references

  1. myfox28columbus.com (Franklin County) — Porsche strikes cyclist on Kenny Rd in fatal accident, investigation underway · 2026-11-06
  2. WSYX (Columbus) — Porsche strikes cyclist on Kenny Rd in fatal accident, investigation underway · 2026-11-06

This article is an original synthesis written by Jessi. It does not reproduce the text of the outlets above; it cross-references their reporting and links to them so you can read the originals.

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