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VIDEO: Additional Details On Last Nights Serious Crash On Route 17 Which Left A Jewish Couple In Critical Condition


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The following details on last nights serious accident were given to YWN by the NY State Police following their all night investigation:

[Please continue to be Mispallel for Esther Mindel bas Gittel Miriam, and Moshe Hakohen ben Miriam Rus]

State Police from SP Monroe investigated a serious motor vehicle accident on State Route 17 eastbound near exit 124 in the Town of Goshen.

The accident occurred at 11:45 p.m.

Initial investigation revealed that a minivan on the right side of the road was stopped on the shoulder for unknown reasons. A male operator and female passenger were out of the vehicle standing by the driver side of the vehicle when they were struck by a 2013 Honda. The female passenger was thrown approximately 100 feet. The vehicle subsequently veered into the center lane of State Route 17 eastbound and stops after the accident. The vehicle then attempts to back up off of the highway when it is subsequently struck by a Mobile Life ambulance transporting a patient in the center lane.

The operator and passenger of the first vehicle struck were flown to Westchester Medical Center and were listed in serious critical condition.

The State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit (CRU) and the Forensics Investigation Unit (FIU) both responded to the scene.

State Route 17 e/b was closed from midnight to 5:00AM.

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(YWN Sullivan County Newsroom)



6 Responses

  1. excellent reporting, and wow 100ft.
    serious but not critical now.
    b”H b”h b”h could’ve been so much worse.

  2. Armedyid

    Could you please provide details? What’s serious but not critical? Fractured bones, alert, please elaborate. Guys tehillim is still needed right?

  3. i heard that they are truly a wonderful mishpacha!! its pains me terribly to hear about this accident!! we really want to hear how they are doing? any updates??? plz!!

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