Announcements 62-Year-Old Woman Dies After Struck By Drunk Driver In Boerum Hill Photo by David von Diemar on UnsplashBOERUM HILL – A 62-year-old woman is dead after she crossed the street and was struck by a drunk driver. On Sunday, November 22 at around 7:47 p.m., 62-year-old Alina Morales stepped outside her home and attempted to cross Atlantic Avenue between Nevins
Bay Ridge Bay Ridge Man Sentenced For Drunk Driving Death of 17-Year Old After a 2016 drunk driving crash took the life of a 17-year cyclist in Gerritsen Beach, a measure of closure has come to the case, as District Attorney Eric Gonzalez announced the driver was sentenced to jail yesterday for second-degree manslaughter. Thomas Groarke, 26, of Bay Ridge was sentenced by
brighton beach Crime Blotter: Yet Another Bank Robbery, a NYCHA Employee DWI and More The Chase Bank at Avenue U and E 18th Street was the latest in a pattern of robberies (Screenshot via Google Maps)SHEEPSHEAD BAY – A man wanted by police for robbing a Park Slope bank earlier this month has struck again, attempting to rob a bank in Sheepshead Bay yesterday.
Bensonhurst Driver Smashes Two Bensonhurst Storefronts While Allegedly High On Narcotics (Photo via Tiny Tails/Facebook)Late Monday night, a driver who was allegedly on drugs veered off 20th Avenue and crashed through a pediatric therapy clinic and an animal grooming facility, causing severe damage to both stores. The driver of a 2016 BMW swerved off the road near 74th Street
Bensonhurst Drunk Driver Arrested After Flipping Car In Front Of 18th Avenue Fire Station Photo of flipped car submitted by reader Brian Doherty.A man was arrested Saturday after apparently driving drunk and flipping his car upside down on 18th Avenue. Police officers witnessed a Blue 2003 Nissan Maxima recklessly driving down 18th Avenue at around 1pm, before it slammed into a parked vehicle,
DUI The Day: More Rain, a Cyclist Attack and Handmade Soap A rainy view from Fort Greene. (Photo by Francisco Daum)Good morning, Fort Greene and Clinton Hill. Take an umbrella if you’re out in the nabe today, as the National Weather Service predicts more rain today, plus a flash flood warning until 10 p.m. tonight. Stay dry, locals!
