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The Bushwick Halloween event car collision

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DevelopingNext check Oct 30: Updated NYPD and FDNY accounts reconciling patients treated and hospitalized, injury conditions, the detained person's role and any charges, and any continuing public-safety restrictions.

Where it stands

As of the October 29 report, a car struck three adults and a child at a Halloween event outside Brooklyn’s 83rd Precinct, then hit a parked ambulance; at least six people were treated. The four people struck were hospitalized and expected to survive. Their recovery, the collision investigation and any outcome for the person taken into custody remain open.

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  1. Update 1Car strikes three adults and a child at Bushwick precinct’s Halloween event

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    Car strikes three adults and a child at Bushwick precinct’s Halloween event

    All four were expected to survive after the car also hit a parked ambulance. FDNY’s broader count of at least six people treated remains unreconciled.

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  • New York City Fire Departmentfire department in New York City, New York, USA1 report
  • New York City Police Departmentmunicipal police force in the United States1 report

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