High-speed BMW driver dies on Nassau Expressway
Andre Beadle, 25, died in a Nassau Expressway crash that city records attributed to unsafe speed, and police told the New York Post he lost control while driving east at high speed.
What We Know
Andre Beadle, a 25-year-old Bronx native known online as 1Stockf30, died after a late-night crash on the Nassau Expressway near JFK Airport. The city crash record lists one motorist killed at 1:12 a.m. on Nov. 6, 2024, and cites unsafe speed. The New York Post, citing police, reported that Beadle was driving east at a high rate of speed, lost control and hit a light post while street racing. Police told the Post that he was thrown from a purple 2023 BMW M240 and later pronounced dead at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center.
Police described a high-speed loss of control
The crash happened at 1:12 a.m. on Nov. 6, 2024, on the Nassau Expressway in Queens. The city crash record lists one person killed, a 25-year-old male driver, and no other injuries.
The New York Post reported that Andre Beadle was driving east near JFK Airport at a high rate of speed when he lost control and hit a light post. The Post also reported that he had been racing in the left lane before swerving toward the right shoulder.
The driver was a car influencer known as 1Stockf30
The Post identified the driver as Andre Beadle, a Bronx native and YouTuber known on social media as 1Stockf30. The article said he had 58,700 YouTube subscribers and that fans posted tributes after his death.
The BMW was demolished
The city record lists a 2023 BMW sedan traveling east with one occupant, the driver, before the crash. The Post, citing police, described the car as a purple 2023 BMW M240 and reported that Beadle was thrown from it.
Speed was cited in both the record and the police account
The city crash record lists unsafe speed as a contributing factor. The Post reported that police said Beadle was driving at a high rate of speed, and the article described the incident as a street race.
First responders took him to Jamaica Hospital
The Post reported that first responders took Beadle to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where police said he was pronounced dead. The article said social media video showed bystanders running toward the demolished car after the crash.
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Nassau Expy