Out-of-control driver, 15, hits elderly pedestrian on Brooklyn sidewalk
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Out-of-control driver, 15, hits elderly pedestrian on Brooklyn sidewalk
"A 15-year-old driver too young to legally be driving lost control of a car in Brooklyn and struck an elderly man standing on the sidewalk Sunday morning, cops said. The teenager was driving a 2020 Honda Accord north on Pennsylvania Ave. in East New York when he jumped the curb and hit the 71-year-old victim standing next to a utility pole near Hegeman Aves, cops said."
"The youngster also slammed into the pole, toppling it. The impact nearly obliterated the front of the Accord, which has South Dakota plates. Video obtained by News 12 Brooklyn shows the driver running off from the wrecked vehicle. Three NYPD vehicles pull up soon after the crash, as cops run after the boy. An NYPD spokesperson couldn't say if cops were pursuing the teen before he crashed."
A 15-year-old driver lost control of a 2020 Honda Accord in East New York and struck a 71-year-old man standing beside a utility pole on Pennsylvania Avenue. The car jumped a curb and slammed into the pole, toppling it and nearly obliterating the Accord's front. The vehicle, which bore South Dakota plates, was reported stolen or taken without permission. Video shows the driver running from the wrecked car; police chased and took him into custody. Medics transported the pedestrian to Brookdale University Hospital in stable condition. State law bars anyone younger than 16 from driving.
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