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Rider dies after hitting parked SUV on Greene Avenue

At 4:46 a.m. on July 4, 2022, Luciano Morales Feliciano, 25, died after police said he lost control while riding east on Greene Avenue near Tompkins Avenue and hit a parked Toyota 4Runner.

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What We Know

Luciano Morales Feliciano, 25, was the person killed in a July 4, 2022 crash on Greene Avenue in Brooklyn. The city crash record lists one person killed and no injured people, with a 2021 FLY e-bike traveling east and a parked 2004 Toyota SUV on Greene Avenue. The Daily News reported, citing police, that Morales Feliciano lost control near Tompkins Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant and hit the rear of a parked Toyota 4Runner; medics took him to Kings County Hospital, where he died. The sources describe his ride as an e-bike in the city record and as an electric moped in the news account.

Police said the rider lost control before impact

The Daily News reported, citing police, that Luciano Morales Feliciano was riding east on Greene Avenue near Tompkins Avenue at about 4:46 a.m. when he lost control and hit the rear of a parked Toyota 4Runner.

The crash was recorded on Greene Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant

The city record places the crash on Greene Avenue in Brooklyn. The Daily News, citing police, reported the location as in front of 622 Greene Ave., near Tompkins Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant.

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Luciano Morales Feliciano was killed

The official record lists the person killed as a 25-year-old male rider. The Daily News identified him as Luciano Morales Feliciano and reported that he lived in Bushwick, about two miles from the crash location.

Sources describe the ride as an e-bike and an electric moped

The official record classifies the rider’s vehicle as a 2021 FLY e-bike traveling east and lists a parked 2004 Toyota SUV. The Daily News, citing police, described Morales Feliciano as operating a 2021 Fly-9 electric moped and reported that he hit the rear of a parked Toyota 4Runner.

Medics took him to Kings County Hospital

Medics took Morales Feliciano to Kings County Hospital, where he died, according to the Daily News. The city record lists one person killed and no injured people in the crash.

Press Articles

  1. nydailynews.com · July 4, 2022 · primary

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