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Brooklyn, NY – A 23-year-old front-seat passenger died when a suspected drunk driver crashed on the car he was in on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway at around 12:40 a.m. on January 22. The male passenger (whose identity was not disclosed) of a red two-door Scion met his tragic death when a 22-year-old female driver headed east on Flushing Avenue lost control of her vehicle and slammed into the victim’s car. The patient was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
A crash can take out so much of a person’s life, that is, if he or she has been lucky enough to survive one. Vehicle collisions are some of the most unfortunate things that can happen to anyone. If you or a loved one has been involved in a car crash in NYC, consult a law firm who is dedicated to fight for full compensation for you – something that the committed lawyers at Silberstein & Miklos, PC can do. Simply call 1-877-ASK4SAM or click here for a free consultation.
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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