Jason Momoa Motorcycle Crash Video Shows Aftermath of Accident
Jason Momoa Crash with Motorcycle ... Video of the Aftermath
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5:03 PM PT -- TMZ has obtained video of the crash scene after the fact ... and sure enough, you can see Jason walking back to his car as paramedics tend to the motorcyclist behind him.
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Check out the footage -- taken from a camera mounted to someone's bike who happened to be cruising by -- and you'll see it was a fairly serious scene ... or at the very least, treated like one by the amount of man power that showed up.
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Jason, of course, looks like he's fine -- which jibes with what we were told happened here. No sign of the injured rider themselves, but you can see their bike and gear on the side of the road. And for good measure ... there's a front and rear shot showing the whole thing.
Jason Momoa was involved in a scary car wreck with a motorcycle this weekend -- but luckily, everyone's okay and no one's being blamed ... TMZ has learned.
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the 'Aquaman' star was traveling on Old Topanga Canyon Road Sunday out near the Calabasas area -- when at one point during his drive, a biker traveling in the opposite direction made contact with him coming around a curve.
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We're told the motorcycle rider crossed over into Jason's lane during this bend, and then hit the left front end of his Oldsmobile muscle car ... and kinda went flying, albeit only briefly.
The rider, fortunately, was able to land on his feet -- this according to our sources -- but not before bouncing off of JM's windshield and clearing the hood of his car to end up on the other side. Like we said, the rider was apparently left standing up after the collision.
The motorcycle rider was transported to the hospital with minor injuries -- including bruising to their leg and an injury to their thumb -- but beyond that ... they seemed alright. Jason's fine too ... cops were on the scene and took reports, but nothing else came of the accident.
Originally Published -- 1:27 PM PT
