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Bethel, NY – According to witnesses, a 32-year-old Brooklyn man was speeding and driving erratically before it slammed into the back of another vehicle with a woman behind the wheel. The two-vehicle collision which claimed the life of the male driver occurred at about 2:30 in the afternoon of Sunday, June the 7th near mile marker 23 in the northbound lane of Interstate 89 in Bethel, New York. The female driver, on the other hand, was uninjured from the crash.
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This post is intended to provide helpful information to improve the safety of those who live and work in the NYC area. We hope that it will help our readers avoid injury accidents and know what to do if they’ve been involved in one themselves. At Ask4SAM, sole goal is to help those who have been injured in an accident in one of the boroughs of New York City. Information in this post should not be considered solicitation, nor should it be construed as medical or legal advice.
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