Two Dead, Three Critically Injured in Bronx Multi-Vehicle Crash
A Mercedes Benz rear-ended four vehicles on Allerton Avenue, leading to pedestrian injuries and fatalities.
A Mercedes Benz rear-ended four vehicles on Allerton Avenue, leading to pedestrian injuries and fatalities.
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Two people have died and three others are in critical condition following a multi-vehicle collision in the Bronx on Friday. The incident occurred when an 81-year-old driver of a white Mercedes Benz, traveling westbound on Allerton Avenue near Holland Avenue, failed to stop.
The driver first rear-ended two vehicles. Upon arrival at the scene around 2:15 p.m., NYPD officers discovered three unidentified pedestrians who were unconscious and unresponsive with significant trauma. These pedestrians were transported to Jacobi Hospital in critical condition, and sadly, two later succumbed to their injuries.
In addition to the pedestrians, the Mercedes Benz also struck two other vehicles. All six occupants of these vehicles remained at the scene and were taken to Jacobi Hospital, where they were reported to be in stable condition.
The investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing, and no arrests have been made at this time. The NYPD is continuing to gather information regarding the incident.
FAQ
What caused the multi-vehicle crash in the Bronx?
The crash occurred when a driver failed to stop and rear-ended multiple vehicles, subsequently striking pedestrians.
How many people were injured or killed in the incident?
Two people died, three pedestrians were critically injured, and six vehicle occupants sustained stable injuries.
