One killed as Mercedes driver runs red light in Bronx
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 23:25 · Archive
A Mercedes driver ran a red light in the Bronx, hitting four pedestrians and killing one.
A Mercedes driver ran a red light at the intersection of Holland Avenue and Allerton Avenue in the Bronx on Friday afternoon, hitting four pedestrians crossing in the crosswalk. The collision occurred around 2:15 p.m.
The four women struck were aged between 50 and 60. They were taken to Jacobi Medical Center, where one died. Two others were listed in critical condition and a fourth was expected to survive. The Mercedes also struck two other vehicles, which in turn hit two additional vehicles.
The driver, who suffered minor injuries and remained conscious and alert, told a witness he was attempting to beat the traffic light. The fire department reported treating nine people following the collision.

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In this story: Bronx · Holland Avenue · Allerton Avenue · Jacobi Medical Center · FDNY · NYPD
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