Monday night proved to be catastrophic for three road travelers. All three died in a fatal car accident in Stanford, NY. The vehicle involved in the accident caught fire after crashing into a house in Dutchess County.

Specific Details of the Accident:

The police received information about the accident at approximately 11:00 PM. The accident happened at the 5900 Block of State Route 82.

This accident occurred because the driver did not negotiate a curve on Route 82 at Bulls Head Road properly, then lost control of the car.

As a result, the car proceeded to crash into a tree in the home’s front yard, coming to rest against the porch. The impact of the crash was so powerful that the car, tree, and home were quickly engulfed in flames.

Causalities from the Accident:

The driver and front passenger were declared dead at the scene. The third victim was airlifted to Mid-Houston Regional Hospital where, he later succumbed to his injuries and died.

The only person who escaped injury was the homeowner, Sue Treacy. She was inside her house, resting in her bed when she suddenly saw the flaming vehicle against the porch. She called 911 at once.

Information About Causalities:

The Police have initiated an investigation into this accident. No Information about the three victims has been made public by local police thus far. Family members will be notified first.

The Police have asked eye-witnesses of this accident to reach out to the Poughkeepsie State Police at (845) 677 -7379 with any information they may have.

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Motor vehicle accidents almost always result in injuries. These injuries, if severe, can change your life. If luck is not on your side, you might have life-long expenses and suffering!

One such dangerous car accident in Mamaroneck, New York has come to light. According to sources, at least 3 people received critical injuries because of the car accident.

Details of the Accident:

The accident happened on a Sunday night when a car crashed into a popular restaurant in Mamaroneck Village, New York.

A witness captured a video of the chaotic moments of the accident on his cellphone. It was dinner time in Mamaroneck. The witness saw a car spinning around before it recklessly crashed into Enzo’s popular restaurant located at 451 Mamaroneck Avenue.

The video shows the sense of urgency required to tend to the victims. The sounds of sirens were clearly audible. The footage clearly displays firefighters helping multiple victims, carrying them on stretchers. The impact of the crash was so powerful that the glass on the sidewalk side of the eatery was also shattered.

All three victims were rushed to the nearest hospital in critical condition.

Victims Say:

According to one lucky diner who narrowly escaped being a victim, he was enjoying dinner with his relatives inside the restaurant when the event occurred. The car was just a few feet away from where he was eating his food. It was a scary moment for me and I got out of the place as soon as possible, said the witness.

It was frightening. It was shocking to see my life at the verge of its end, said Ethan De La Rosa.

The driver of the car involved was reported to be completely shaken-up by the accident. He was interviewed by the police. The Westchester County Police Accident Investigation Unit had arrived at the scene of accident.

They are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.

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Motor vehicle accidents can be brutal and claim lives. One such horrific tragedy happened in the Bronx when a 7-year old child lost his life after being fatally struck by an MTA bus.

The Details of the Accident:  

The deceased hails from Brooklyn and has been identified as Shevon Bethea. This accident happened around 3:30 p.m. at the intersection of East 184th Street and Webster Avenue in Fordham Heights. He was riding his battery power scooter when the accident occurred.

What About the Bus?

The police are now investigating this accident. According to police reports, a 38-year old man was driving the bus south on Webster Avenue when it hit the boy. The bus stopped approximately a block away from the scene. The bus driver remained present at the scene.

A team of paramedics arrived soon after and rushed Shevon to St. Barnabus Hospital. He was pronounced dead upon arrival.

Witnesses Say:

According to the witnesses of this tragedy, Shevon was zooming down the sidewalk. He then came down the hill and entered the street. This is the first reason why the bus driver did not see the boy in time.

The driver also had the green light, as confirmed by the police.

According to witnesses, the sidewalk being tucked behind a building blocked the driver’s line of sight, creating a blind-spot for the driver while he was driving the bus towards Webster Avenue.

Statement by an MTA Official:

An MTA official has released a statement in this matter saying,

“This is a tragic situation and our thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of this young boy. We are working closely with police.”

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