On Monday in flushing, Queens, there was a fatal accident: 3 people killed, 16 were wounded during the accident. Today it became known that the driver who ran a red light and collided with a bus MTA, worked illegally and was once responsible for the accident because of drunk driving.
The Charter company Dahlia Group, which employs 49-year-old Raymond Mong, has established itself not the best way – this is not the first case of fatal accident and negligence on the part of drivers of the organization.
Recall that after the crash the car’s driver was taken to the hospital, where he died. At the scene of the accident killed 68-year-old flushing Wdowiak, who was walking on the sidewalk in the moment when it was hit by a bus. The third victim was a 49-year-old Gregory Liljefors, who was on Board the vehicle. He died in the hospital due to severe injuries.
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Communications Director of the transport Department of new York city Tiffany Portzer reported that the bus company was bound under state law to notify the Department that the driver worked for the company, despite the arrest in 2015.
According to the state police Connecticut, Mong drunk crashed into a Volkswagen Jetta April 10, 2015. The culprit left the scene in his car but was later arrested. He pleaded guilty and spent six months in prison.
On Tuesday, the NYPD said they are still investigating the collision and are not yet able to say what was the cause of the tragedy. Company Dahlia refused to comment on the incident.
