Toddler ID'd As Third Victim In Fiery Merritt Parkway Hit-And-Run Crash In Stratford Toddler ID'd As Third Victim In Fiery Merritt Parkway Hit-And-Run Crash In Stratford Toddler ID'd As Third Victim In Fiery Merritt Parkway Hit-And-Run Crash In Stratford
Toddler ID'd As Third Victim In Fiery Merritt Parkway Hit-And-Run Crash In Stratford An infant was among three family members killed in a fiery hit-and-run crash on the Merritt Parkway, Connecticut State Police said. Yanelet DePaz, who was 1 year and 9 months old, died alongside Maria E. Vasquez Chacon, 29, and Joselyn Vasquez-Chacon, 25, both of Trenton, New Jersey, Connecticut State Police said. The crash happened early Sunday morning, May 11, on Route 15 south in Stratford near Exit 36. Troopers were called to the scene around 4:50 a.m., according to a state police incident report. Police said a 2012 Chrysler 200 was traveling in the right lane, followed by a 2008 Honda…
Kids Accused Of Setting Edgewood Vehicle Inferno That Damaged 5 Cars, Officials Say Kids Accused Of Setting Edgewood Vehicle Inferno That Damaged 5 Cars, Officials Say Kids Accused Of Setting Edgewood Vehicle Inferno That Damaged 5 Cars, Officials Say
Kids Accused Of Setting Edgewood Vehicle Inferno That Damaged 5 Cars, Officials Say A fire that sent thick black smoke pouring over an Edgewood shopping center Sunday morning was intentionally set by juveniles, Maryland investigators say. Two juveniles, ages 14 and 13, have now been charged after authorities say they started a vehicle fire behind a business along Pulaski Highway that quickly spread to four other vehicles, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal’s Office. The blaze broke out shortly before 8 a.m. on Sunday, May 10, behind 1812 Pulaski Highway near Trident Automotive in Edgewood. Photos from the scene showed flames ripping through multiple vehicles as …
WATCH: Metro Bus Engulfed In Flames In DC Tunnel As Thick Smoke Pours Into Sky (DEVELOPING) WATCH: Metro Bus Engulfed In Flames In DC Tunnel As Thick Smoke Pours Into Sky (DEVELOPING) WATCH: Metro Bus Engulfed In Flames In DC Tunnel As Thick Smoke Pours Into Sky (DEVELOPING)
Watch: Metro Bus Engulfed In Flames In DC Tunnel As Thick Smoke Pours Into Sky (Developing) A Metrobus caught fire inside a downtown DC tunnel Thursday evening, quickly becoming “well involved” as crews worked to evacuate drivers and fight flames in a smoke-filled roadway. The fire broke out around 7:15 p.m. on Thursday, April 23, inside the 9th Street tunnel, where thick black smoke began pouring into the air as emergency crews rushed to the scene. DC Fire and EMS said the bus was “well involved” as firefighters worked to establish a strategy to attack the flames and confirm that everyone inside the tunnel had been evacuated. Update bus fire 9th St tunnel. Bus well involved. …
Fast-Moving Fire Destroys Tiptons' Logging And Sawmill As Neighbors Step Up For Family Fast-Moving Fire Destroys Tiptons' Logging And Sawmill As Neighbors Step Up For Family Fast-Moving Fire Destroys Tiptons' Logging And Sawmill As Neighbors Step Up For Family
Fast-Moving Fire Destroys Tiptons' Logging And Sawmill As Neighbors Step Up For Family A fast-moving fire tore through a historic Carroll County sawmill, destroying a multi-generation family business in hours and leaving a Maryland community reeling. On Thursday, April 16, the blaze engulfed Tiptons' Logging and Sawmill in Union Bridge, completely gutting the structure and leaving behind charred wreckage. No injuries were reported, but the "community lost a beloved spot, taking with it decades of hard work, irreplaceable equipment, and the livelihood of three generations," organizers said. In the hours since the fire, there has been an outpouring of support from neighbors as…
Urgent Warning Issued After Hundreds Of Fires, Injuries Linked To Popular Home Treadmills Urgent Warning Issued After Hundreds Of Fires, Injuries Linked To Popular Home Treadmills Urgent Warning Issued After Hundreds Of Fires, Injuries Linked To Popular Home Treadmills
Urgent Warning Issued After Hundreds Of Fires, Injuries Linked To Popular Home Treadmills Federal safety officials are warning consumers to stop using a popular line of home walking pads and treadmills after they were linked to hundreds of incidents, including injuries and fires. The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued the alert for Sperax walking pads and treadmills on Thursday, April 16. The affected models are typically black with red trim, with the model number listed near the power switch. According to the CPSC, there have been 201 reports involving problems like uncontrollable speeds and abrupt stops. The issues have caused at least 66 falls or injurie…
Targeted Shooting Leads To Fiery Crash In New Haven; Driver Rushed To Hospital Targeted Shooting Leads To Fiery Crash In New Haven; Driver Rushed To Hospital Targeted Shooting Leads To Fiery Crash In New Haven; Driver Rushed To Hospital
Targeted Shooting Leads To Fiery Crash In New Haven; Driver Rushed To Hospital A car went up in flames after gunfire erupted on a Connecticut street, sending one man to the hospital, police said.  The incident happened around 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, April 14, near East Grand and Lexington avenues in New Haven, according to authorities. Officers responded after a ShotSpotter alert picked up gunfire in the area. Just two minutes later, they got another call. This time, it was for a vehicle on fire on the 300 block of Quinnipiac Avenue. When crews arrived, they found a crashed car fully involved in flames. Firefighters put out the fire and pulled the driver from the veh…
School’s In Again: West Side Elementary School Reopens One Month After Fire School’s In Again: West Side Elementary School Reopens One Month After Fire School’s In Again: West Side Elementary School Reopens One Month After Fire
School’s In Again: West Side Elementary School Reopens One Month After Fire Just over one month after a devastating fire ripped through a Long Island elementary school, the school reopened for classes on Monday, April 13. West Side Elementary in Laurel Hollow was severely damaged by the March 10 blaze, which started in the library. Students were shipped to three other schools in the Cold Spring Harbor district in the intervening months, according to WABC. But on Monday, the kids and teachers returned with smiles on their faces, excited to reunite with friends and staffers. “It was wonderful to be back HOME at West Side School!” Principal John Barnes said. “Thank y…
Towing Cable Sparks Fire At Scene Of Limo Ride Truck Crash On Route 3 Towing Cable Sparks Fire At Scene Of Limo Ride Truck Crash On Route 3 Towing Cable Sparks Fire At Scene Of Limo Ride Truck Crash On Route 3
Towing Cable Sparks Fire At Scene Of Limo Ride Truck Crash On Route 3 A fire broke out at the scene of a truck crash at a building along Route 3, where a towing cable hit batteries while trying to remove the vehicle on Tuesday, April 14, sources tell Daily Voice. The truck has been lodged inside of Limo Ride, the building at Kensington Avenue along Route 3, since early Monday morning, April 13. View this post on Instagram Heavy delays were reported along both sides of Route 3, police said. Have photos? Email [email protected] or DM dailyvoicenewjersey.
Woman Airlifted After Crash Engulfs Vehicle In Flames: East Windsor PD Woman Airlifted After Crash Engulfs Vehicle In Flames: East Windsor PD Woman Airlifted After Crash Engulfs Vehicle In Flames: East Windsor PD
Woman Airlifted After Crash Engulfs Vehicle In Flames: East Windsor PD A 21-year-old Howell woman was airlifted to a nearby hospital following a crash in East Windsor on Monday, April 13, authorities said. At 10:03 a.m., officers responded to Route 33 West and Twin Rivers Drive North after a Subaru Crosstrek was traveling westbound and failed to observe 2025 Kenworth and struck the back of the Kenworth, East Windsor police said. Following the crash, the Subaru caught fire, which was extinguished by police and a Good Samaritan, police said.  The Howell woman, the driver of the Subaru, was found unconscious and suffering from serious head injuries,…
Massive Blaze Tears Through Gaithersburg Apartment Building As Crews Pull 1 To Safety (PHOTOS) Massive Blaze Tears Through Gaithersburg Apartment Building As Crews Pull 1 To Safety (PHOTOS) Massive Blaze Tears Through Gaithersburg Apartment Building As Crews Pull 1 To Safety (PHOTOS)
Massive Blaze Tears Through Gaithersburg Apartment Building As Crews Pull 1 To Safety (Photos) A fast-moving fire tore through the upper floors of a Maryland apartment building Thursday night, forcing a dramatic rescue and leaving multiple families without homes. The blaze broke out around 8:50 p.m. on April 9 at the Sawyer Flats apartments in the 9800 block of Mahogany Drive in Gaithersburg, where crews arrived to find heavy fire showing from the third and fourth floors. Gaithersburg, MD - Aerial video of the scene of a reported house fire, four story apartment building, fire through the roof, 2nd alarm in the 9800 Blk of Mahogany Dr., Sawyer flats. @mcfrsPIO @HHFireProds @Armist…
Smoke At Port Jervis High School Prompts Firefighter Response — Here's What They Found Smoke At Port Jervis High School Prompts Firefighter Response — Here's What They Found Smoke At Port Jervis High School Prompts Firefighter Response — Here's What They Found
Smoke At Port Jervis High School Prompts Firefighter Response — Here's What They Found Fire crews responded to a smoke condition inside a classroom at an Orange County high school on Thursday, April 9. According to the Port Jervis Fire Department, crews from Port Jervis and Huguenot were dispatched to Port Jervis High School on Thursday night. There, firefighters investigated reports of smoke inside a classroom. Crews later determined the source to be a burnt motor in a rooftop HVAC unit, the department said. Photos shared by the department show multiple fire units on scene, with crews working both inside the building and on the roof to address the issue. No other…
Fiery Merritt Parkway Crash Kills 1 In Stamford, Second Collision Sets Police Cruiser Ablaze Fiery Merritt Parkway Crash Kills 1 In Stamford, Second Collision Sets Police Cruiser Ablaze Fiery Merritt Parkway Crash Kills 1 In Stamford, Second Collision Sets Police Cruiser Ablaze
Fiery Merritt Parkway Crash Kills 1 In Stamford, Second Collision Sets Police Cruiser Ablaze A deadly crash and a second fiery collision shut down part of the Merritt Parkway in Stamford overnight, leaving one person dead and multiple people hurt. The northbound lanes reopened Wednesday morning, April 1, after hours of closures that stretched into the early commute. The chaos began around 10:20 p.m. Tuesday near Exit 13, according to officials, where a single vehicle crashed, killing one person and seriously injuring another. The vehicle became engulfed in flames.  Authorities did not release the victim's name.  While emergency crews worked the scene, a second crash mad…