Fatal Crashes (14 Killed This Week; 383 Killed This Year)
- Suffolk, Va.: Fiery Crash Kills Six New York City Kin (NY Post)
- Related: Bronx Neighbors Erect Makeshift Memorial (Newsday)
- Related: Father of 5 Bronx Siblings Killed in Crash Collapses (NY Post)
- Related: Crash Mom Recalls Eerie Call From Kid (NY Post)
- Brooklyn: Pedestrian, 88, Killed by Teen SUV Driver (Downtown Star [2nd item])
- Brooklyn: 1 Dead, 1 Injured as Motorcycle Hits Bus (Daily News)
- Dover, Del.: Horrific Crash Kills Staten Island Girl, 4 (S.I. Advance)
- Bay Shore, L.I.: Driver, 77, Killed as Teen Runs Stop Sign (Newsday)
- Riverhead, L.I.: Passenger, 92, Dies in Crash With Pickup Truck (Newsday)
- Bridgeport, Conn.: Woman Killed When Car Collies With Fire Truck (AP/Newsday)
- Coram, L.I.: Man, 88, Dies in Crash After Leaving Church (Newsday)
- Hempstead, L.I.: Woman Killed on Way to Comfort Grieving Friend (Newsday)
Injuries, Arrests & Property Damage
- Manhattan: Man, 77, Injured Falling in Front of Moving Police Car (Daily News)
- New Hyde Park, L.I.: Unlicensed Driver on Drugs Crashes Stolen Van (Newsday)
- Bohemia, L.I.: Officer Responding to Call Hospitalized After Collision (Newsday)
- Massapequa Park, L.I.: Officer and 2 Girls Hospitalized After Collision (Newsday)
- New Cassel, L.I.: 4 Officers Struck and Dragged During Struggle (Newsday)
Following Up
- Staten Island: Tears Rain Down at Teen Driver's Funeral (S.I. Advance)
- Nassau County: Witnesses Detail Cop's Cry at Fatal Crash (Daily News, Newsday)
- Meadowbrook Parkway: DWI Killer's DNA 'Cheat' (NY Post)
- Islip Terrace, L.I.: Man Sentenced in Fatal DWI (Newsday)
- Riverhead, L.I.: Illegal Immigrant Gets 5 to 15 Years for Fatal DWI (Newsday)
- Staten Island: Woman Disabled in Crash Gets $1.25 Million (S.I. Advance)
Trends
- Staten Island Lawmakers Eye Four-Figure Fines for Recklessness (S.I. Advance)
- Nissan's Japanese Model Includes Protection for Pedestrians (Newsday)
About the Weekly Carnage
Note: Missing New Jersey and Hudson Valley news this week because of computer problems. Many thanks to Charles Komanoff for filling in on this column for the past month.
