Four People Injured in Horrific Car Crash on Staten Island

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Staten Island, NY – Four people were injured including the teenage driver, who sustained serious physical injuries after crashing his Infinity SUV into a tree near the intersection of Drumgoole Road and Arden Avenue on Staten Island. The horrific incident happened at about 6:00 a.m. last July 5, when the 19-year-old SUV operator lost control of the vehicle and smashed into a tree and fence. Authorities rushed the driver and his three passengers (whose names are not disclosed) to Staten Island University Hospital North.

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Joe Miklos