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YouTuber Andre Beadle Dies in Nassau Expressway Crash

A 25-year-old driver was killed on the Nassau Expressway early Nov. 6, 2024, and police identified him to the Post as YouTuber Andre Beadle, saying he had been racing at high speed before he lost control and hit a light post.

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November 6, 2024date
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What We Know

Andre Beadle, a 25-year-old Bronx native known online as "1Stockf30," died after a high-speed collision on the Nassau Expressway in Queens early Nov. 6, 2024. The city crash record lists a 25-year-old male driver killed, a 2023 BMW sedan traveling east and unsafe speed as a contributing factor. The NYPD told the Post that Beadle was driving east near JFK Airport at a high rate of speed during a street race when he lost control, crossed toward the right shoulder and hit a metal pole. First responders took him to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where police said he was pronounced dead. The Post reported that social media video showed bystanders running toward the demolished BMW after the crash.

Police said a high-speed run ended at a light post

The city crash record says the fatal collision happened at 1:12 a.m. on Nov. 6, 2024, on the Nassau Expressway. It lists one motorist killed and unsafe speed as a contributing factor.

The NYPD told the Post that Andre Beadle was driving east near JFK Airport at a high rate of speed during a street race when he lost control, crossed toward the right shoulder and hit a metal pole.

The driver was identified as Andre Beadle

The official record identifies the person killed as a 25-year-old male driver. The Post identified him as Andre Beadle, a Bronx native and car-focused YouTuber known online as "1Stockf30."

First responders took Beadle to Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, where police said he was pronounced dead.

Records and reporting described a BMW

The city crash record lists one occupied 2023 BMW sedan traveling east and going straight ahead before the collision. The record says the driver was licensed in New York and lists the BMW as demolished.

The Post described Beadle's car as a purple 2023 BMW M240 and reported that he had recently posted videos about the speeds it could reach.

Speed is the common factor in the public record

The official crash record lists unsafe speed as the contributing factor. The Post reported that police said Beadle was driving at a high rate of speed and racing in the left lane before he lost control.

The Post also reported that social media video captured the moment Beadle lost control and that bystanders ran toward the demolished BMW afterward.

The crash happened on the Nassau Expressway near JFK Airport

The official record places the collision on the Nassau Expressway in Queens. The Post reported that it happened eastbound near JFK Airport, and described police inspecting debris under an overpass as traffic slowed after the crash.

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  1. nypost.com · November 7, 2024 · primary

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