Family questions NYPD's handling of U-Haul chase
The NYPD says the 62-year-old suspect was experiencing a mental health crisis when he crashed into several people Monday in Brooklyn. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook reports.
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The NYPD says the 62-year-old suspect was experiencing a mental health crisis when he crashed into several people Monday in Brooklyn. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook reports.
Police are questioning a 62-year-old driver they say hit several pedestrians Monday in Brooklyn, killing one and injuring at least eight others. CBS2's John Dias reports.
Police say a 62-year-old man killed one person and injured eight others while leading police on a chase that lasted more than four miles. CBS2's John Dias has the details.
CBS2's affiliate in Las Vegas reports the suspect, Weng Sor, has been in trouble with the law before. CBS2's Tim McNicholas reports.
The eight injured victims include mothers, fathers and brothers. Some were biking to work and others were heading to do their taxes, but none thought they would wind up in the hospital. CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.
NYPD sources say investigators are questioning 62-year-old Weng Sor at the 68th Precinct in Bay Ridge, and that the department interacted with Sor once before. CBS2's Tim McNicholas reports.
Debris lay strew across seven crime scenes in the borough as police try to retrace the suspect's violent path.
Yi Chun said she was going to visit a friend when, in a flash, the truck was heading right for her.
Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell said eight people were hurt in a "violent rampage through Brooklyn."
Police say a U-Haul plowed through multiple people Monday in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, leading officers on a chase to Red Hook.
Chopper 2 is over the scene where the U-Haul was finally stopped after leading police on a pursuit.
Chopper 2 is over the scene where emergency responders have the vehicle blocked in.
Investigators said the suspects have hit at least six businesses, including restaurants and nightclubs.
CBS2 has obtained new security video from a pattern of Brooklyn burglaries that cost businesses big time -- a total of $28,000 in stolen cash. On Sunday night, some of the victims shared their stories with CBS2's Tim McNicholas.
Investigators said the suspects hit at least six businesses, including restaurants and nightclubs.
Nearly two dozen Brooklyn families are on the verge of losing their homes as foreclosure documents pile up.
Nearly two dozen Brooklyn families are on the verge of losing their homes because a developer sold them condos, then allegedly took off with their cash and never paid the bank. CBS2's Alecia Reid reports state and local leaders are now vowing to help protect these families and keep them in their homes.
An ACC representative says the top reasons pets are surrendered include financial issues and housing issues.
The homeowner spoke with CBS2 just minutes after it all went down and said, amazingly, no one was hurt.
CBS2's Elijah Westbrook reports from Bay Ridge, where the cleanup is now underway.
CBS2's Elijah Westbrook has a look at the damage across our area.
Cedar Grove, N.J. homeowner says "It sounded like a train went through and the wind would howl."
The MTA will have to decide whether the new line will be heavy rail, light rail or bus rapid transit, and it's still unclear how much this will cost riders and taxpayers.
The NYPD Hate Crime Task Force is investigating an alleged antisemitic attack in Brooklyn. A Jewish man said he was attacked for wearing an Israeli military hoodie.
Investigators said the suspect allegedly targeted a 21-year-old man outside of a Foot Locker store on Sunday morning.
