“A cat stuck in a drainpipe? I’m on my way!” Alberto Díaz García, a Madrid firefighter known for his love of animals, hopped onto a BiciMAD. His colleagues called their rescue group “los cuatro de la empanadilla”. They volunteered saving cats in their free time. This night, July 25, 2022, would be Alberto’s last rescue. The Alberto Díaz García Ghost bike stands as a stark reminder of the tragedy that unfolded. Alberto, 45 years old, was cycling towards Moratalaz when a car struck him. He was thrown from his bike, suffering severe injuries. The driver fled the scene. Paramedics rushed Alberto to La Paz Hospital. Despite emergency surgery, he succumbed to his injuries. The Alberto Díaz García Ghost bike marks the spot where his life was tragically cut short. The driver later turned himself in, claiming he panicked. The incident sparked outrage and grief in Madrid. Alberto was remembered not only as a dedicated firefighter but also a compassionate animal rescuer. The Alberto Díaz García Ghost bike serves as a memorial to his selfless spirit and a reminder of the vulnerability of cyclists on the road. His colleagues held a minute of silence, sirens wailing in tribute. A cyclist march honored Alberto’s memory and protested the driver’s actions. The Alberto Díaz García Ghost bike stands as a silent testament to a life lost too soon. A life dedicated to service, both to the city and its feline inhabitants.
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