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A 24-year-old BMW driver was killed in Queens when his luxurious automotive struck a guardrail, veered throughout three lanes of site visitors and flipped onto its roof early Tuesday, however the sufferer's passenger ran off from the scene apparently unscathed, police mentioned. The bicyclist crashed into a BMW's open door on a Queens street, later dying of severe head trauma. Jewel Perez, passenger in a BMW, died when the vehicle crashed and burst into flames on the Belt Parkway near the Howard Beach exit.

A Queens Criminal Court sentenced the parents of a teenage driver Monday for crimes their then. Police are investigating the death of a BMW driver who died in a car crash on a Queens expressway early Wednesday morning. Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz announced that the parents of a teen driver - who was charged with manslaughter in the death of the 14-year-old passenger in the BMW he was driving - were sentenced today in a groundbreaking case on endangering the welfare of a child charges for facilitating the child's access to the car when he was legally unable to drive the vehicle.

District. A 24-year-old BMW driver was killed in Queens when his luxury car struck a guardrail, veered across three lanes of traffic and flipped onto its roof early Tuesday, but the victim's passenger ran. Driver Noah Thompson, 24, and passenger Jewel Perez, 22, died after he plowed his BMW into a concrete divider while going east on the parkway.

Crime & Safety BMW Driver Killed Barreling Into East River In Queens Police pulled the body of Martins Gonzales, 24, from a submerged SUV late Sunday, hours after he drove into the water, cops said. EAST ELMHURST, Queens (WABC).