JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – A man was seriously injured after an accident in Jamestown Sunday afternoon.

The Jamestown Police Department reports that just before 4 PM, they were dispatched to the report of an injury accident involving a car and a motorcycle at the intersection of 10th St SE and 5th Ave SE.

Jamestown Area Ambulance was also dispatched to the scene to provide immediate medical aid to the injured motorcycle driver.

An investigation into the accident determined 23-year-old Jesse Wayne Denham of Jamestown, was driving a 2003 Ford Mustang.

“Denham told officers he had come to a stop at the stop sign, on 5 Ave SE, at the 10 St SE intersection,” Major Justin Blinsky reports. “Denham stated he did not see any crossing traffic on 10 St SE, so he proceeded northbound on 5 Ave SE, crossing over the 10 St SE intersection.”

57 year-old Frank Stuart Muddiman of Jamestown was driving a custom motorcycle and was approaching the intersection. The motorcycle struck the Mustang in the passenger side rear tire area.

Blinsky adds that there were skid marks left prior to impact and Muddiman was ejected from his motorcycle.

Muddiman sustained serious injuries during the accident and was transported by Jamestown Area Ambulance to Jamestown Regional Medical Center. He was later airlifted to a Fargo Hospital due to his injuries.

Denham was issued citations for suspicion of Driving While his Operators license was suspended, Driving without liability insurance on a motor vehicle, and Failed to Yield after stopping.

The accident remains under investigation.