Brad Pitt lost control of his motorbike

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By April MacIntyre Oct 24, 2009, 22:50 GMT

Brad Pitt fell down with his motorcycle in Los Angeles on Saturday afternoon,TMZ reported. Brad allegedly lost control of his vehicle and fell at an intersection on Saturday. He reportedly got off the road, went into an apartment building and was later picked up, leaving his motorcycle on the scene. TMZ reports that nobody else was involved in the accident. EPA/RAMIN TALAIE

Brad allegedly lost control of his vehicle and fell at an intersection on Saturday. He reportedly got off the road, went into an apartment building and was later picked up, leaving his motorcycle on the scene. TMZ reports that nobody else was involved in the accident. EPA/RAMIN TALAIEBrad allegedly lost control of his vehicle and fell at an intersection on Saturday. He reportedly got off the road, went into an apartment building and was later picked up, leaving his motorcycle on the scene. TMZ reports that nobody else was involved in the accident. The paparazzo's car did not touch Brad's bike. TMZ claims a witness saw Brad trying to maneuver between a parked car and a car stopped at a ride light. When he allegedly tried to do this, his handlebars clipped the car and he lost control. Brad then fell to ground with his bike.

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