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Orem mother urges families to reconsider e-bikes as son remains in ICU

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A 14-year-old Orem boy remains in critical condition after he was hit by a van while riding his e-bike. His mother is speaking out, hoping what happened to her son will make other families think twice. Ring doorbell video shows the moments before and after Kaezden Davis was hit last Tuesday near Cherry Hill Elementary School in Orem.

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