Woman Charged After Yesterday Morning’s Car-On-Train Crash

20-year-old Hannah Harris has been charged with leaving the scene of an accident and filing a false police report after crashing her family’s Nissan SUV through a subway barrier at the end of Albemarle Road near E 16th Street around 5am yesterday, says the New York Daily News.

Harris, who The Post says is a Marine Park resident and student at FIT, allegedly took off after her car’s front wheels landed on top of a Q train carrying about 50 people, only calling the 70th Precinct about six hours later to tell them a man who had carjacked her had been in the driver’s seat at the time of the crash. When police asked why she waited so long to file a report, cops say, Harris admitted there was no carjacking, and she had been behind the wheel after all.

suv on subway by mdabaie

Neighbors survey the accident scene, by mdabaie

It sounds as if Harris might not have realized the road came to a stop just before the barrier, as one neighbor told The Post, “I was completely startled, but more fearful somebody was hurt… She had to have been going a minimum of 60.”