"A passenger in a livery vehicle died in an apparent suicide when he jumped out of an open window during a ride on the Belt Parkway in Brooklyn, cops and sources said. Rami Elsuwi, 43, was in the backseat of a Hyundai Santa Fe heading east on the parkway when he rolled down his window and shockingly climbed out of it near the 92nd Street Pedestrian Bridge around 9 p.m., the NYPD said Sunday."
"He hit his head on a guardrail and died at the scene after suffering severe head trauma, police said. It's unclear why Elsuwi, of Brooklyn, fled from the moving car, but it appears to be intentional, sources said. The driver, 69, remained at the scene. No criminality is suspected, according to sources. Sources said Elsuwi knew the driver, and commonly hired him to help him travel to different tasks, including properties he was considering buying."
Rami Elsuwi, 43, rolled down his rear window and climbed out of a moving Hyundai Santa Fe on the Belt Parkway near the 92nd Street Pedestrian Bridge around 9 p.m. He hit his head on a guardrail and died at the scene from severe head trauma. Elsuwi was a Brooklyn resident who often hired the 69-year-old livery driver to travel to various tasks, including visiting properties he was considering buying. The driver remained at the scene and no criminality is suspected. The incident follows a similar fatality involving an Uber passenger more than a year earlier.
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