Justice · Adult-home displacementHuntington Station car crash displaces 27 adult-home residentsAired October 26, 2026 at 12:06 PM UTCWritten October 26, 2026 at 12:11 PM UTCRead the write-upThis storyTranscript · LOADING0:07A car struck an adult home and forced twenty-seven residents out.0:10Police say nobody was injured, but structural damage left residents needing0:14somewhere else to stay.0:15How long will they need alternative accommodation?0:17Police say a Honda Civic was heading north on McKay Road at about ten Sunday night.0:21It veered off the road and struck Manorhaven home for adults on Columbia Street and0:25Huntington Station on Long Island.0:27The facility is at two hundred and twenty, two Columbia Street.0:30The collision damaged the building badly enough to displace twenty-seven residents.0:34Those twenty-seven residents lost the use of their home because of structural0:37damage.0:37The immediate task was finding alternative accommodation, and the Red Cross was0:42there to help arrange relocation.0:44The red car's front end was smashed into the building.0:47Firefighters responded while water gushed out.0:49Alongside the structural damage, the collision broke a fire, suppression pipe, and0:53flooded the basement.0:54Suffolk County police say the driver fled before officers arrived.0:57Police haven't explained why the car left the road.1:00The Red Cross response gave residents help arranging somewhere else to go, but it's1:04still unclear whether all of them had secured suitable accommodation, or how their1:07ongoing care was being maintained after they left.1:10Where the residents were taken hasn't been announced.1:12They faced structural damage and basement flooding at their home, and nobody has1:16announced when they can return.Explore with HeyDexFollow via RSSThe shortThe short ↗
